Lawrence man arrested for allegedly downloading thousands of images of child porn
Polices allegedly discovered images and videos on electronic devices in the man’s Lawrence home.
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Princeton Seminary removes name of slaveholder from chapel
The building will now be called the Seminary Chapel.
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Unofficial results: $17.5 million bond referendum for Princeton Public Schools approved by voters 3-1 so far
The remaining mail-in votes will be tallied Jan. 31.
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Polls open in Princeton from 1:30 p.m. until 8 p.m. for special $17.5 million school bond referendum
The district’s four elementary schools are the polling locations for the bond referendum.
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Photos: Princeton Seminary students call on trustees to change name of chapel
The board of trustees meets today, Jan. 25.
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Q & A with new Princeton School Board President Dafna Kendal
Kendal was named president of the school board this month.
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Princeton’s site review advisory board should be kept
The advisory board plays an important role in development and provides the public with information about upcoming projects.
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Princeton University alumnus named to U.S. Olympic bobsled team
Charlie Volker is a 2019 graduate of the university.
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Students want Princeton Theological Seminary officials to rename chapel due to namesake’s ties to slavery
Samuel Miller was the second professor at the seminary, and used slave labor.
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Princeton native Kelly Curtis makes U.S. Olympic skeleton team
Curtis attended Princeton High and the Lawrenceville School.
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Tipple + Rose Tea Parlor and Apothecary brings high tea service to downtown Princeton
Co-owner Doria Roberts is a Princeton Day School graduate.
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Police in Hopewell rescue woman who fell through the ice at Rosedale Park
Two Hopewell Township police officers and other emergency responders rescued a woman who fell through the…
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Princeton Area Community Foundation announces Bunbury Fund grantees
The grants aid nonprofits with capacity building.
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Thoughts on the Jan. 11 parking permit special council meeting
Letters: The writer, who supports the parking permit task force plan, givers her thoughts on the Jan. 11 special council meeting
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Cranbury, Montgomery, and Ewing schools to receive state funding for panic alarms
Montgomery schools will receive $267,839.
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No vote yet on parking permits, but council members signal support during discussion
The meeting lasted until after midnight.
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Trash pickup delays continue across Princeton region as haulers struggle with staffing issues
Expect more pickup delays.
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N.J. governor reinstates public health emergency
The state of emergency expires every 30 days.
