Spadea to Run for Vacant Assemby Seat
Princeton Township resident Bill Spadea has officially declared his candidacy for the vacant New Jersey Assembly…
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Borough Council to Discuss Special Improvement District, Transit Only Zone Tonight
The Princeton Borough Council will discuss two ordinances related to Princeton University’s proposed Arts and Transit…
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Bat Alert from Princeton Township
A bat has been spotted flying around the Mountain Lakes area of Princeton Township during daylight…
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Planet Weekend Picks, Nov. 25-27
Friday, Nov. 25 Annual Christmas Tree Lighting On Palmer Square Green – Celebrate a favorite local…
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Gov. Christie Applauds Princeton Merger at Packed Public Library Community Forum
Gov. Chris Christie hosted a packed town hall meeting at the Princeton Public Library today to…
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Residents Sought to Serve on Princeton Merger Transition Team
Would you like to take an active part in helping Princeton Borough and Princeton Township as…
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Planet Weekend Picks, Nov. 18-20
Friday, Nov. 18 Princeton’s Triangle Club is back! Sure to have you laughing. Presenting the…
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Cornel West Accepts Full-Time Professorship at Union Theological Seminary
Princeton University Professor Cornel West, one of America’s most influential civil rights activists, authors, commentators and…
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Despite Merger, Township Plans to Hire New Officers
Even though Princeton Borough and Princeton Township will be merged in a little more than a…
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Gusciora: Time for Marriage Equality in NJ
Deputy Assembly Majority Leader Reed Gusciora (D-Trenton) says now is the time for his marriage equality…
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Princeton Township Police Blotter: Three Homes Burglarized
A burglar broke in to at least three homes on Bullock Drive on Saturday, stealing jewelry…
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Princeton Township Approves Arts and Transit Zoning
Princeton University’s proposed plan for a $300 million arts and transit neighborhood overcame another major hurdle…
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New Director of Institute for Advanced Study Appointed
A mathematical physicist who has made significant contributions to string theory and the advancement of science…
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Princeton Borough Police Blotter: Student Breaks Dinky Station Windows, Driver Sleeps on Bayard Lane
Early Sunday morning, police caught a Trinity College student smashing windows in the southernmost building at…
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Vote on Zoning for University’s Arts Project Set for Tonight
The governing body of Princeton Township will decide tonight whether to grant Princeton University the zoning…
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Planet Weekend Picks, Nov. 11-13
Friday, Nov. 11 Stars and Stripes: Fabric of the American Spirit, Morven Museum – Exhibit of…
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Princeton Packet for Sale: Publisher to Retire
Jim Kilgore, Publisher of the Princeton Packet, is retiring and putting his community news group and…
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Planning Board to Review Arts and Tranzit Zoning Tonight
The Princeton Regional Planning Board will revisit the issue of new zoning for Princeton University’s proposed…