Op-ed: A battery-operated train is the best alternative to the Dinky
A member of Save the Dinky makes the case for a battery-powered train to replace the Dinky instead of a bus replacing it.
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Princeton University Art Museum to open new downtown gallery on Palmer Square Dec. 4
The new art gallery will be open to the public seven days a week. Admission will be free.
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Princeton Farmers’ Market outdoor winter season begins Dec. 9
The Princeton Farmers’ Market winter season will begin on Thursday, Dec. 9. The market will be…
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Frontier Airlines to bring back flights from Trenton to Fort Lauderdale
Flights to Fort Lauderdale will be offered in February, but can be booked now.
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Littlebrook residents, can you help this mailman find his lost keys?
Let’s help this friendly mailman find his keys!
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Princeton Fire Department and Princeton First Aid & Rescue Squad seek volunteers
People of all ages from teens to older adults are welcome for a variety of volunteer positions.
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As COVID-19 cases rise, Princeton University increases coronavirus testing frequency and limits social gatherings
The number of confirmed positive cases at the university last week was the highest so far this semester.
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Princeton parking permit proposal needs to be rethought
Letters: A longtime resident says offocials must come up with alternatives to the current parking permit proposal that don’t drive more traffic into residential neighborhoods.
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Man gropes woman in downtown Princeton Tuesday evening
Since 2014, more than 14 women have reported to police that they were groped in Princeton.
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Letters: Council members explain parking permit system goals
The council canceled a community meeting on the issue that was scheduled for this past Saturday.
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I-295 northbound ramp to Route 29 to be closed Tuesday as part of the Scudder Falls Bridge project
Officials said the ramp closure will allow work crews to diamond grind the ramp’s polyester polymer concrete wearing surface as one of the Scudder Falls Bridge Replacement Project’s final construction tasks.
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Mercer County Community College begins search for new president
The current president of MCCC will leave next summer.
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Spruce Street and portion of Linden Lane in Princeton closed through Wednesday
All of Spruce Street and the stretch of Linden Lane between Nassau Street and Hamilton Avenue…
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Officials create two new deputy administrator positions for Municipality of Princeton
Two staff members have been promoted for the new positions.
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High winds cause power outages in Princeton and Robbinsville
A wind advisory is in effect until 7 p.m. Saturday.
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Mercer County Commissioner Andrew Koontz won’t seek reelection in 2022
Koontz has been a county commissioner since 2011.
