Princeton Area Residents Start Petition Calling for End of Route 1 Jughandle Trial
Residents from West Windsor and Princeton have started an online petition calling for an end to…
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Campaign Against Legislation on Private College and University Development Gains Momentum
Opponents of proposed legislation that would give private universities unrestricted development rights have shifted their campaign…
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Letters: Resident Raises Issues About Possible Contamination at Downtown Princeton Hospital Site
To the Editor: Princeton citizens should know that the AvalonBay Environmental Impact Statement, prepared by Maser…
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League of Women Voters to Host Public Forum for Mayoral Candidates
The League of Women Voters of the Princeton Area is sponsoring a forum on Oct. 11…
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Battlefield Society Appeals Delaware & Raritan Canal Commission Decision
The Princeton Battlefield Society has filed a lawsuit in Superior Court challenging the outcome of a…
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Letters: Arts Council of Princeton Thanks Artists and Supporters
To the Editor: In celebration of our 45th Anniversary, the Arts Council of Princeton sends its…
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Princeton Borough Police Blotter: Prostitution After Hours at the Princeton University Store and More
An employee at the Princeton University Store had a prostitute visit him at the store and…
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Letters: Ten Reasons the Dinky Station Shouldn’t Be Moved
Dear Editor: After sitting through the Site Plan Review Advisory Board meeting last night, I have…
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Princeton Area Mayors Want Meeting with NJDOT Commissioner to Discuss Route 1 Jughandle Trial
The mayors from Princeton and several surrounding communities want to meet with New Jersey Department of…
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Princeton Voters Approve $10.9 Million in School Facilities Projects
Voters in Princeton approved $10.9 million in proposed projects for the Princeton Public Schools today. The…
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Princeton University Arts and Transit Project Construction Work Could Begin as Early as Next Spring
Princeton University officials hope the school can begin construction on its $300 million arts and transit…
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Photo: Recycling Buckets Tossed Back into the Street
This was the scene up and down our street when we returned home late this afternoon….
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State Senator Loretta Weinberg Honored for Efforts to Promote Government Transparency
State Senate Majority Leader Loretta Weinberg was presented with the Lift Award by the New Jersey…
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Princeton University Student Charged With Invasion of Privacy for Allegedly Taking Sexually Explicit Photos of Another Student
A Princeton University student allegedly took sexually explicit photos of another male student without the student’s…
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Princeton Voters to Decide on $10.9 Million in School Renovation Projects Today
Voters in Princeton will decide today whether to fund $10.9 million in proposed projects for the…
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Princeton University President Shirley M. Tilghman to Step Down Next June
Princeton University President Shirley M. Tilghman will step down as the school’s 19th president at the…
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Planet Weekend Picks, Sept. 21-23
Friday, September 21 Screening of `The Hunger Games’ – Story of a post-apocalyptic world where two…
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Princeton Wire: 9.21.2012
NY Public Library Scales Back Plan to Move Books to Princeton Area Storage Facility (Wall…