Water main break closes two lanes of Route 1 in South Brunswick
Avoid Route 1 north in South Brunswick until Monday morning.
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Op-ed: Proposed special improvement district will not benefit small businesses in Princeton
Marco Cucchi, president of Thomas Sweet Chocolate, weighs in on the Princeton Council’s desire to create a special improvement district.
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Educator Toba Dincin Bierman of Princeton dies at 85
She was an educator in the public schools in Princeton for almost three decades.
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Princeton arts focus: Robert Hummel, the artist behind those familiar scenes of Princeton
He worked for years with the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade studio in Hoboken.
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Police seek help locating missing Rider University student
The student has been missing since Feb. 2.
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Princeton arts focus: Ficus Bon Vivant restaurant highlights work of local artists and students through exhibitions
The current exhibition at the restaurant runs through Feb. 27.
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Research scientist Qiuyan Wu dies at 58
She was a Princeton resident for 24 years.
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School mask mandate in N.J. to be lifted March 7
Schools can still choose to require their students to wear masks.
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Financial assistance for N.J. homeowners available starting Feb. 8
The program will provide up to $35,000 in assistance to cover mortgage arrearages, delinquent property taxes, and other housing costs.
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Mathematician Hale Freeman Trotter dies at 91
Hale had a broad range of interests and impacts, starting with his thesis and work in probability.
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Princeton Seminary president to retire in 2023
M. Craig Barnes has served as president since 2013
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Marijuana shops in Princeton should be at least 1,000 feet from schools and other youth facilities
An opinion letter from the org. Smart Approaches to Marijuana
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An alternative to the parking permit task force’s current solution for Princeton
A letter from Princeton-Murray residents regarding permit parking.
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N.J. governor declares state of emergency ahead of weekend snowstorm
The state of emergency begins at 5 p.m. Friday.
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State to merchants: License plate holders must not conceal information
The driver fine for a first violation is $100.
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Starbucks donates $100,000 to provide weekend meals for students in Trenton
Students who are food insecure in Trenton will have food on weekends.
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Indoor concerts to resume at Princeton University beginning next month
Attendees must be fully vaccinated and wear masks in the concert venue.
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Princeton Area Community Foundation adds four new board members
William Burks retired from the board after almost 30 years of service.
