Op-Ed: Princeton Needs Unified Leadership for Community Safety
By Laura Kahn I can’t stress enough the importance of having Princeton Borough and Township consolidate….
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Holt: How to Apply for Disaster Relief
Letter from U.S. Rep. Rush Holt to Hurricane Victims: If you suffered losses from Hurricane Irene,…
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Planet Weekend Event Picks, Plus 9/11 Events
Friday, Sept. 9 Trenton Social will host a fundraiser for local Hurricane Irene victims from 5-8p.m….
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Princeton Consolidation Watch: Local Official Soliciting Signatures for Pro-Consolidation Ad
It’s not quite mid-September yet, but the consolidation battle in Princeton already appears to be heating…
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Princeton Junction Security Bolstered for 9/11 Anniversary
The West Windsor Police Department, which oversees security at the train station in Princeton Junction, is…
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Op-Ed: Lessons from Hurricane Irene
By Jim Waltman By any measure, Hurricane Irene was a monster. Like much of New Jersey,…
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Princeton Area Road Closures – 6 p.m. Update
LOCAL ROADS: In Princeton, River Rd. and Quaker Rd. are closed. In Montgomery, River Road (Rt…
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Holts Asks Obama to Expand Federal Disaster Declaration
U.S. Rep. Rush Holt wrote to President Obama today to request that FEMA expand its recent…
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Area Road Closure Update as of 9 p.m.
In Princeton, Mercer St./Princeton Pike and River Rd. are closed due to flooding. Quaker Road is…
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Op-Ed: Logic of Princeton Consolidation Flawed
By Peter Marks Marvin Reed, Princeton Borough’s mayor from 1990 to 2003, is one of the…
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Princeton Area Events Commemorating the 10th Anniversary of Sept. 11
Friday, Sept. 9 Mercer County Community College will host a ceremony at 11 a.m. at the…
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Borough Council Voices Support for Statewide Fracking Ban
The borough council voted 4-1 Tuesday night to approve a resolution calling for a state ban…
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Pausing to Remember Princeton EMT
Borough officials took a moment last night at the beginning of the borough council meeting to…
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Walk-Ins Welcome: Princeton Township Still Needs Donors for Blood Drive Tomorrow
Princeton Township will host a blood drive tomorrow, Wednesday, Sept. 7 and is still looking for…
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Officials Caution Residents About Post-Irene Scams
Princeton Township officials are warning resident about potential scams in the aftermath of Hurricane Irene. Dishonest…
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How to Apply for FEMA Assistance: Important Tips for Mercer Residents, Businesses and Non-Profits
Mercer County residents can register for relief with FEMA by calling 1-800-621-3362 or by visitng www.disasterassistance.gov,…
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Op-Ed: Princeton Consolidation Commission’s Recommendation is Wrong
By Phyllis Teitelbaum The Princeton Consolidation Commission is composed of intelligent, well-meaning, hard-working people. So why…
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Labor Day Gallup Poll: More U.S. Workers Unhappy with Health Benefits, Promotions
More U.S. workers say they are dissatisfied with their health insurance benefits and their chances for…