Princeton Officials Prepare for Hurricane Sandy
Princeton Borough and Princeton Township are coordinating emergency management efforts for Hurricane Sandy and will operate…
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Used Furniture or Equipment, Anyone? Public Sale at Former University Medical Center at Princeton This Weekend
A two-day public sale will be held this weekend to liquidate thousands of non-medical items from…
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Bat Found at Community Park School Tests Postive for Rabies
School officials for the Princeton Public Schools learned yesterday that a bat that was previously removed…
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Montgomery Police: Suspicious Incident Regarding Student Resolved
Police reported earlier this week that a Montgomery Middle School student, upon exiting her school bus…
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Planet Weekend Picks, Oct. 26-28
Friday, October 26 Princeton Hometown Halloween Parade – includes several activities in addition to the parade….
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Princeton Human Services Commission Honors Volunteers
A quarter of Princeton’s residents earn less than $30,000 a year, and some residents struggle to…
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Hurricane Sandy Could Slam New Jersey Early Next Week
Hurricane Sandy, which is also being referred to as “Frankenstorm”, could wallop the Northeast Coast of…
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Police: No New Developments in Possible Attempted Abduction Cases
Police are continuing to follow up on information regarding a reported abduction attempt in Princeton Township….
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Stranger Offers Ride to Montgomery Middle School Student
A Montgomery Middle School student reported that she was walking on Inverness Drive in the Cherry…
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Princeton Area Halloween Activities Oct. 26-31
Friday, October 26 Princeton Hometown Halloween Parade – includes several activities in addition to the parade….
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Letters: Transit Component of Arts Project Must Still Be Improved
Dear Editor: The plans unveiled by Princeton University at last week’s Princeton Regional Planning Board hearing…
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Armed Robbery Reported in Princeton Borough
A man allegedly brandished a knife on John Street just after 8:30 last night and demanded…
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Christie Announces $19 Million in Funding for HIV/AIDS Programs
Governor Chris Christie and state Health Commissioner Mary O’Dowd announced $19.5 million in state funding today…
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Letters: Thank You from the Friends of the Princeton Public Library
The Friends of the Princeton Public Library Annual Book Sale, held the weekend of October 12-14,…
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Princeton Rescue Squad Has Expansion Plans for Harrison Street Headquarters
The Princeton First Aid and Rescue Squad has outgrown its headquarters and members hope to build…
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Princeton Regional Chamber Names Annual Honorees
A bank president, the founder of a management consulting firm, a flower shop owner and the…
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Route 1 Crash Victim Was Visiting U.S. from Poland
The automobile crash early Sunday morning on Route 1 southbound claimed the life a Polish Citizen…
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Princeton Borough Police Blotter for Oct. 22
A Princeton man who was carrying a knife allegedly attacked two other men just before 11…