NCAA Tournament: Princeton men defeat Missouri to advance to the Sweet 16 as women prepare to face Utah in round 2
The Princeton University men’s basketball team easily defeated No. 7 seed Missouri by a score of…
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Issues in removal of high school principal should be made clear
Dear Editor: Like many parents, Friday evening I received an astonishingly disrespectful communique signed by Dr….
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Graveside ceremony at Princeton Cemetery honors President Grover Cleveland
The annual ceremony takes place on his birthday.
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Several roads closed Saturday morning for Princeton 5K
Some roads will be closed until about 11 a.m.
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School district replaces Princeton High School principal Frank Chmiel, but reasons are unclear
Chmiel has been the PHS principal since July of 2021.
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Businessman who organized campaign to harass Chinese dissident in Princeton Junction arrested for wire and securities fraud
Chinese dissidents hope Guo Wengui’s arrest will put an end to protests.
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Princeton road closures for Friday, March 17
Happy St. Patrick’s Day. Just a heads up that it could be a frustrating day for…
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Mercer County slated to lower speed limit on Rosedale Road in Princeton
A vote on the change is slated to take place on March 23.
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Princeton University student charged in Jan. 6 riot at U.S. Capitol
A Princeton University student has been charged with civil disorder, a felony, for his actions during…
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Beloved teacher Philip Young dies at 68
Philip M. Young of Hopewell passed away at home on March 6 with his family by…
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Princeton University properties totaling $195.8 million in assessed value removed from tax rolls for 2023
The university will make PILOT payments to the town and schools instead.
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Francine Fearnbach of Pennington dies at 71
Francine Suro Fearnbach of Pennington passed away at the age of 71 on March 11 with…
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Princeton University will make PILOT payments to school district for first time as some of the Ivy League school’s properties are removed from the tax rolls
The university will pay the school district $2.75 million a year for five years.
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Former Montgomery Police Chief Joseph Oliver dies at 90
Joseph G. Oliver, Sr. a loving and devoted husband, father, uncle, and friend who served as…
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Earlier trash wake-up call: Collection in Princeton may begin as early as 6 a.m. if change is approved by council
Will the time change help with the trash problems in the Central Business District? Time will tell.
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Princeton Council slated to pay p.r. firm $50,250 to manage weekly newsletter for six months
The contract can be renewed for another six months.
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Princeton Charter School, Princeton International School of Mathematics and Science teams headed to National Science Bowl
The national competition will be held in Washington, D.C. April 27-May 1.
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Rose Machusak of Hopewell dies at 85
Rose Agnes Machusak, 85, of Hopewell passed away March 6 at St. Joseph’s Care in Lawrenceville….
