Bus Will Temporarily Replace Dinky For Off-Peak Service in Mid-July
New Jersey Transit passengers who want to travel between downtown Princeton and Princeton Junction will have…
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Bids for New Community Pool Are In
Bids for a new pool complex at the Community Park Pool are in, and sources say…
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Top Picks for Fourth of July Weekend
Kick off the weekend with some free jazz at Labyrinth Books. The Sustainable Jazz Ensemble, an…
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U.S. Cancels Deportation of Gay Princeton Resident’s Husband
The U.S. government has decided to stop deportation proceedings against Henry Velandia, a native Venezuelan who…
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Alexander Road to Open Early: Will Be Open to Traffic Both Ways Starting Thursday
Yes Virginia, there is such a thing as Christmas in July, or late June in this…
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Five Township Police Officers Promoted
Five Princeton Township police officers received promotions Monday night as Police Chief Robert Buchanan swore in…
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Author Toni Morrison Selling Her Princeton Home
Nobel and Pulitzer Prize winning novelist Toni Morrison has put her Nassau Street home up for…
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Alexander Road Slated to Reopen This Weekend
Getting in and out of Princeton will soon become just a little bit easier when one…
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Police Blotter: Stealing Brews from the Ivy
Two men allegedly stole a 12-pack of beer from the Ivy Inn and then fled the…
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Last Performance of The Rake’s Progress This Weekend
The Princeton Festival will present the last performance of the opera The Rake’s Progress this Sunday…
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Princeton Healthcare Golf Outing Nets More Than $150,000
The 16th annual golf outing to support Princeton HealthCare System has set a new fundraising record…
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Next Up Tonight at the Princeton Shopping Center: The Klez Dispensers
Princeton’s favorite klezmer darlings will perform from 6:30 to 8:30 tonight at the Princeton Shopping Center…
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Borough Slated to Hire Special Counsel for Transit Issues
The borough council will vote next Tuesday night on hiring a law firm to advise the…
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Commission Approves Consolidation Recommendations: Ballot Question Now Up to Elected Officials
At a joint meeting next month, the governing bodies of the two Princetons will consider whether…
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Jury Awards Retired Borough Police Officer $525,000 in Damages
A jury has awarded a retired borough police officer $525,000 in compensation and punitive damages related…
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Corner House Still in Search of New Home
Local officials have been unable to find a new location for Corner House, the nonprofit counseling…
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Council: Goldfarb Should Have Place on Consolidation Transition Team
At the most recent meeting of the Borough Council, council members expressed condolences to longtime Councilman…
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Renowned Princeton University Psychologist Dies
Bart Hoebel, a Princeton University professor of psychology who was internationally known for his research on…