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.
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Possible tornado damages condos, cars, and businesses in Lawrence
About 60 people were displaced from their homes.
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Tornado warning in effect for Southeastern Mercer County until 4:15 p.m. Tuesday
The National Weather Service in Mount Holly has issued a tornado warning for Southeastern Mercer County,…
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Diplomatic surge needed to prevent endless war and reduce nuclear danger in Ukraine
By the Rev. Robert Moore As we approach the one-year anniversary of the Ukraine War, Russia…
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Mercer County Community College and The College of New Jersey sign deal to streamline access to four-year degrees
The agreement will go into effect for the fall of 2023.
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Photos: Court Club building move underway on Prospect Avenue
The building was turned 180 degrees on Wednesday.
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Labyrinth Books and Princeton Public Library to host launch of Matthew Desmond’s ‘Poverty, By America’ March 23
The event will be held at Nassau Presbyterian Church.
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Learn How to Play the Ukulele
Register for ukulele lessons at the Somerset County-operated Montgomery Senior Center. The “Lunch and Learn” six-week…
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Bryn-Mawr Wellesley Book Sale returns to Stuart Country Day School March 22-26
The first day of the sale the entry fee is $30. All other days, entry is free.
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Consultant: Princeton Public Schools enrollment expected to increase by about 12 percent over the next five years
More than 1,100 new housing units are being built in Princeton and are projected to add about 460 students to the public schools.
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Ewing historian’s sleuthing leads to rediscovery of historic mural of Washington crossing the Delaware River
The mural will be displayed at the new visitor center at Washington Crossing State Park.
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New Hope Artist Charlie Sahner’s work featured this month at Bank of Princeton gallery in Lambertville
New Hope artist Charlie Sahner is in the spotlight this month in the gallery at the…
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Police: Third burglary reported in 12 days in Edwards Place neighborhood
The thefts all took place when residents were away.
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Norine Eileen Slajchert of West Windsor dies at 88
Norine Eileen Slajchert of West Windsor died on January 24 at Penn Medicine Princeton Medical Center…
