Healing with music: Free dance classes being offered to Princeton area residents with Parkinson’s Disease
Princeton University Concerts and the American Repertory Ballet are teaming up to offer free dance classes…
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Assault by auto: Man charged with attempted murder for hitting pedestrian at Halo Farm parking lot
A Burlington Township man has been charged with attempted murder, aggravated assault, leaving the scene of…
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Equitable access to summer learning programs is critical for children from marginalized communities
July 10 through July 14 is National Summer Learning Week.
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Princeton Public Schools launches search for next high school principal with a survey
Princeton Public Schools officials have launched the search for a new principal of the high school…
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Route 1 in South Brunswick designated a special traffic enforcement area for July 8-14
Police will be monitoring Route 1 intersections for speeding, distracted driving, and traffic signal violations.
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N.J. Appellate Court reverses Superior Court decision, says suit blocking Rider from closing Westminster Choir College can move forward
The Appellate Court decision was issued on June 30.
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Former UAW executive Michael Coughlin of West Windsor dies at 72
Michael T. Coughlin of West Windsor died on July 5. He was 72. Born and raised…
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David Harley Thorne Sr. of Lawrenceville dies at 66
David Harley Thorne Sr. of Lawrenceville died on June 26 at home. He was 66. He…
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Princeton University doctoral student kidnapped in Iraq
A Princeton University doctoral student was kidnapped in Iraq while doing research in the country, according…
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George W. Johnson of Princeton dies at 78
George W. Johnson, 78, of Princeton died Monday, July 3 at home. Born in Princeton, he…
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Black bears spotted in Montgomery and Franklin township over the long holiday weekend
You can avoid attracting black bears to your property by following our tips.
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Photos: Princeton residents hold ‘Love Fest’ rally in response to white supremacists marching on Nassau Street
The rally was organized in less than 24 hours over the holiday weekend.
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William Doran of Kendall Park dies at 88
On Monday morning, July 3, William M. Doran of Kendall Park died. He was 88. William’s…
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Maria Hsiuya Loh, expert in the field of early modern Italian art, joins the Institute for Advanced Study
Loh began her new job at the Institute this month.
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Unveiling of Seward Johnson’s ‘Monet, Our Visiting Artist’ set for July 9
The event at Washington State Park will include other activities.
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Rally set for Monday, July 3 in response to white supremacists marching on Nassau Street
The rally will begin at 10 a.m. Monday on Palmer Square.
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Princeton University president issues statement after U.S. Supreme Court rejects affirmative action in college admissions
Diversity is essential to the excellence of the university, Eisgruber said.
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NJ Transit will offer early getaway service out of New York City for the Independence Day weekend
Train and bus schedules for the holiday weekend
