Letters: More Local Candidates Should Run for Office, Gov. Christie Right to Remove NJ from RGGI
Woodbridge Willing to Run for Mayor, Hopes More Candidates Run for Local Office Dear Editor: The…
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Moore: “A New Era” for Princeton
Borough Mayor Yina Moore says she decided not to run for mayor again this November so…
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GOP Seeks Local Candidates to Run for Office in the United Princeton
Do you believe as I do that ever-increasing Princeton property taxes and elected officials pursuing their…
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Local Historic Preservation Group Asked to Consider Historic Designation for Dinky Train Station
The Princeton Borough Historic Preservation Review Committee is weighing whether to designate the Dinky Train Station…
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A Dozen Residents Seek Dem Endorsement to Lead the New Princeton, Borough Mayor Decides to Run for Council
Princeton Borough Mayor Yina Moore is not seeking reelection as mayor of the united Princeton. Instead…
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The Towpath and a Shared Future
By Stephen Hiltner One of Princeton’s beloved and longest running assets is the towpath that borders…
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Last Call for Democratic Candidates Who Want PCDO Endorsement, and for Members Who Want to Vote
This Sunday is the deadline for Democratic candidates seeking a seat on the Borough Council or…
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Historic Preservation Group Asks Postal Service to Reconsider Palmer Square Sale
The historic preservation review committee for Princeton Borough has asked the U.S. Postal Service to reconsider…
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Einstein’s Dreams Author Kicks Off Princeton Pi Day Celebration
By Dalton Karwacki Pi Day organizers are taking the celebration to another level this year with…
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Borough Council Introduces Budget with No Tax Increase
For the fourth year in a row, the governing body of Princeton Borough is slated to…
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Newcomer Scott Sillars Will Seek Democratic Endorsement for Council
Dear Editor: I am running for Princeton Council because I am very concerned about this moment…
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OPRA and Your Right to Know
The Open Public Records Act, commonly known as OPRA, spells out your rights regarding obtaining the…
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Jim Weaver’s Slow Food Journey
By Susan Sprague Yeske If anyone has any doubts that Princeton and its surrounding municipalities are…
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Newcomer Tamera Matteo Seeks Dem Endorsement for New Princeton Council
Princeton Township resident Tamera Matteo, a former business owner and PTO president, has announced that she…
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Wilkes Enters Mayoral Race for the United Princeton
Democratic Borough Councilman Kevin Wilkes, an architect and local business owner, has announced his bid to…
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Got Kale? Princeton Businesses Want You to Eat More This Month
It’s a green leafy vegetable, it’s full of nutrients, it’s inexpensive, and for the month of…
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Lempert: Why I’m Running for Mayor
Dear Editor: I am running for mayor because I am excited to lead our newly united…
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Your Right to Know: Public Records Seminar for Citizens to Be Held Saturday
What government and school information do you have the right to review and what is the…