Princeton University to mail property tax assistance checks to several hundred residents this week as part of legal settlement
This is the fifth year of the six-year agreement.
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New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy visits Princeton businesses
The governor was in town for a rally on Saturday.
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Full moon bike ride canceled for Oct. 16
The event may be rescheduled for a date in November.
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State approval of proposed Princeton Public Schools bond referendum expected next week
The refrendum could be up to $17 million.
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Voorhees man charged in fatal pedestrian hit and run in Lawrence
The crash victim was a 54-year-old Lawrence resident.
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Princeton Public Schools to conduct COVID-19 tests on unvaccinated students
Since the school year began in September, there have been 18 confirmed COVID-19 cases in the district.
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NJDOT to Princeton officials: New Witherspoon Street entrance must be wider
The Princeton Council is revisiting the design of Witherspoon Street again.
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The Amazing Pumpkin Carve: The scary and the whimsical on display at drive-through exhibition in Titusville through Sunday
The event is sponsored by the Hopewell Valley Arts Council.
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Photos: Princeton mayor and members of Save the Dinky tour battery-powered train in Pa.
The train could be a poetntial replacement for the current Dinky train cars.
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Hamilton schools chief named superintendent of the year for Central New Jersey
Rocco has been the superintendent since 2017.
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Changing stars with the High Frontier: Spotlight on Princeton native Will Henry’s new film
A special screening of “The High Frontier” will be held Thursday, Oct. 7 at 7:30 p.m. at the Princeton Garden Theatre.
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Truck strikes, kills Pennington senior who was crossing Route 31
The incident took place just after 10 a.m. on Wednesday.
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St. Lawrence Rehabilitation Center and Morris Hall campus to be sold
St. Lawrence Rehabilitation recently celebrated its 50th anniversary.
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N.J. acting attorney general issues guidance to prosecutors on enforcement of outdated law governing sex lives of people with HIV
The law has been on the books since 1997.
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YWCA Princeton’s Breast Cancer Resource Center kicks off Breast Cancer Awareness Month
The Beyond the Pink Art Show will be held virtually on Oct. 21.
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Second Nobel for a Princeton professor in two days as David MacMillan wins chemistry prize
MacMillan will split the $1.1 million prize with Benjamin List of the Max-Planck Institute.
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Princeton Police Blotter: Identity theft, PayPal poser, disaster scam
A Western Way resident reported to police on Sept. 27 that someone filed for unemployment benefits…
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Princeton University Professor Syukuro Manabe wins Nobel Prize in physics (updated)
Manabe is the founder of climate modeling.
