Princeton Cannabis Task Force’s vision does not prepare young people for the future
By Sheila McLaughlin Future generations will be left holding the bag having to solve some of…
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Portion of Faculty Road to be down to one lane again this week
One lane will be closed during the day.
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Bond referendum will fund critical repairs
To the editor: This January, Princeton voters will have a chance to weigh in on a…
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Police in Princeton and other area towns to increase school security due to anonymous generic threats of violence made on social media
The threat has been deemed not credible. But in an abundance of caution there will be extra security in schools.
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Head of Hun School will step down in June of 2023
The head of Princeton Day School is also leaving in June of 2023.
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With consensus on cannabis concerns, school board will send statement to Princeton Council
The Princeton Council is expected to take up the issue of retail cannabis shops early next year.
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Four more corrections officers, associate prison administrator, charged in assault cases at Edna Mahan Correctional Facility for Women
Second-degree charges carry a sentence of five to 10 years in state prison and a fine of up to $150,000. The second-degree official misconduct charge carries a mandatory minimum sentence of five years in prison without possibility of parole.
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Princeton University to require COVID booster shots, limit gatherings, and shift to remote exams
The booster shot deadine for students and employees of the university is Jan. 31.
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Princeton Public Schools officials select two new interim assistant superintendents
The two new administrators will start working for the district in January.
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Public Princeton Council work session to discuss permit parking set for Jan. 11
Officials have ot decided whether the meeting will be held via Zoom or in person.
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Princeton Community Works to host virtual conference for nonprofit leaders and volunteers in January of 2022
The registration fee for the 2022 virtual conference is only $20.
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Princeton Theological Seminary receives million dollar grant from Lilly Endowment to develop new models of Christian leadership
The goal of the project is to innovate when it comes to pastoral leadership.
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On the agenda for the Tuesday night Princeton school board meeting: Statement and discussion on cannabis, farewell to Robert Ginsberg
The board will also say goodbye to two members and vote on other issues.
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Westminster Choir College students: Rider University officials have broken their promises to us
The Princeton campus was shut down starting in the fall of 2020.
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Thorough and balanced due diligence required for cannabis dispensaries in Princeton
Letters: More due dilligence needed when it comes to authorizing local cannibis businesses in Princeton
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Revised parking permit plan brings downtown parking problems to residential areas
In letters, residents of the tree streets and other nearby streets discuss why the revised parking permit plan in Princeton is bad for their neighborhoods.
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Princeton Public Schools officials hold press conference on $17.5 million bond referendum to replace roofs (updated)
Voters in Princeton will be asked to approve a $17.5 million bond referendum to replace roofs at the district’s six schools in a special election on Jan. 25.
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A list of items Afghan refugees at Fort Dix need this winter and how you can donate
Refugees need items like gloves, hats, and blankets now that cold weather is here.
