Submissions now being accepted for the 2022 Princeton Environmental Film Festival
The deadline to submit a film is Feb. 7.
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Trenton Free Library to receive funding through state construction bond act
The library only receives about $2 million from the city each year.
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Snow day Friday for Princeton Public Schools students
Princeton High School will return to in-person learning next week.
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YWCA Princeton announces 2022 Tribute to Women honorees
The ceremony will be held virtually on March 31.
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Other parking alternatives need to be pursued by officials in Princeton
Opinion: Seek other solutions to business employee parking problems in Princeton
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Montgomery Township launches COVID-19 testing site as weekly cases break record again
The testing will be held weekdays next week also.
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No spectators allowed at home athletic events for the Princeton Public Schools due to rise in COVID cases
Home games are streamed online.
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Slippery conditions possible in Princeton region for Wednesday morning commute
Leave extra time for your commute if you must drive Wednesday morning.
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Historical Society of Princeton reopens Updike Farmstead Museum
To celebrate the reopening, all visitors during the month of January will receive a free Albert Einstein t-shirt.
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Special Princeton Council meeting to discuss cannabis retail businesses postponed until the spring
A new date for the meeting has not been selected yet.
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Rutgers University shifts to remote learning and work until Jan. 31
Students who are eligible must also get a COVID booster shot.
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Institute for Advanced Study director nominated to serve as minister of education, culture, and science in the Netherlands
Dijkgraaf has led the Institute for Advanced Study for a decade.
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Increase in COVID cases leads to trash pick up delays in Princeton
Missed collections are expected to be picked up Tuesday.
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Griggstown Causeway closed
Quaker Road is open again.
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Princeton High students to learn remotely this week due to staff shortages, menu options at other district schools to be reduced
The district’s food service provider, Nutri-Serve, is facing staff shortages due to COVID.
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West Windsor-Plainsboro Public Schools district changes in-person student schedule for first week of the year due to increase in COVID cases
Students will learn in person half the day Tuesday through Friday.
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Princeton area could receive up to an inch of snow Monday
Road conditions could be poor in the morning. Use extra caution if you must drive.
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First Lady Tammy Murphy tests positive for COVID-19
The first lady is asymptomatic.
