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….
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Princeton Council slated to introduce $72.47 budget on Monday
The proposed spending plan for 2023 is $72.47 million.
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Music professor Mark John Jurcisin dies at 64
Jurcisin taught at Mercer County Community College for many years.
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Mercer County Prosecutor: Beware of fake taxation notice scam
Letters claiming you owe taxes to the Tax Assessment Securities Division of Mercer County are fake. Don’t respond.
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March art exhibition at Small World Coffee: ‘Mindscapes and More’ by Spriha Gupta
The exhibition runs until April 4 at the Witherspoon Street location.
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Prosecutor: Massage therapist inappropriately touched women at Life Time Princeton fitness club in Plainsboro
At least four women have come forward alleging they were inappropriately touched.
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Former Nuclear Research Facility in Plainsboro sold for $7.7 million
Princeton Life Science Park LLC has purchased 31 Schalks Crossing Road in Plainsboro for $7.7 million….
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N.J. Motor Vehicle Commission Mobile Unit in Princeton March 6-10
The New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission Mobile Unit will be in Princeton at 1 Monument Drive…
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Tickets for Princeton Public Library’s annual book lovers luncheon go on sale March 6
The event will be held at the Nassau Inn in Princeton.
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‘Celebrating the Everyday’ project will honor late Hopewell artist J. Seward Johnson II
The year-long project will feature art installations and events.
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Historical Society of Princeton launches new Einstein audio feature for museum visitors
The Historical Society of Princeton will also offer several Einstein-related programs at the Princeton Public Library as part of the annual Pi Day Princeton festivities.
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Why you should care about the N.J. Legislature’s proposed ‘elections transparency act’
The bill is set for a vote in the New Jersey Assembly and Senate on Monday.
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Public Notice: Sourland Conservancy and Stoutsburg Sourland African American Museum to buy property on Hollow Road in Montgomery
Notice is hereby given that Sourland Conservancy and Stoutsburg Sourland African American Museum, both 501(c)3 nonprofits, are…
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The so-called ‘Election Transparency Act’ is up for a vote on Monday in the N.J. Legislature
The bill would increase campaign contribution limits and end local pay-to-play laws.
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Found in Lawrence: Recognize this dog or want to adopt her?
The dog was found at Colonial Lake Park.
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Princeton residents, do you recognize this cat?
The kitty was seen in Community Park.
