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.
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Princeton High students start petition calling for remote learning option due to increase in COVID cases
More than 230 students have signed the petition so far.
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South Brunswick schools shift to remote learning for first two weeks of year, mayor issues indoor mask mandate
The mask mandate is in effect until Jan. 31.
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Quaker Road open again in Princeton
Well, that didn’t take long.
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Princeton residents need to speak out against latest parking permit plan at special meeting Jan. 11
Opinion: “The task force’s recommendation bureaucratizes, monetizes, and arbitrarily limits these requests, while actually increasing the burden on police.”
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Flash flood warning in effect for Princeton region until early Sunday
More than an inch of rain has fallen already, and another inch of rain is possible in some areas.
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Federal Court in Trenton closed to the public due spike in COVID cases
The court clerk’s office can be reached by phone for assistance weekdays from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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Mercer County’s special deer culling program will run through March 31 in some areas of Hopewell
The goals of the program to thin the deer population are to protect forests and reduce the number of car crashes involving deer.
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Last call for Princeton Dinky line transitway survey
NJ Transit closed out its Princeton Transitway survey on the morning of Dec. 30. As of…
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Multiple student COVID-19 cases in Princeton possibly linked to indoor track meet in Toms River
The meet at the Toms River Bubble, an indoor athletic complex, was attended by the high school’s sprint and throw group.
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Princeton vigil will mark anniversary of attack on U.S. Capitol
The rally will run from 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. on Jan. 6.
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Lawrence, Hightstown, East Windsor, Robbinsville removed from New Jersey’s 12th Congressional District
The redistricting will benefit the Democratic incumbent in the 3rd District.
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Lawrence Township municipal building closed due to increase in COVID cases
The building is closed to the public until further notice.
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Princeton University delays return from winter break due to Omicron variant surge, restricts travel outside Mercer County and Plainsboro
Students will return beginning Jan. 14.
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Quaker Road reopened after four-month closure due to damage from Hurricane Ida
The road was closed after Hurrican Ida flooding destroyed portions of the pavement and towpath.
