Princeton elementary school’s Halloween parade canceled in the name of inclusivity
The Riverside Elementary School’s annual Valentine’s Day celebration has also been eliminated.
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New stepping stone path at Community Park Elementary School in Princeton commemorates a year of learning during the pandemic
The pathway includes both physical and virtual elements.
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Flash flood warning in effect for Princeton region until 7:30 p.m. Thursday (updated 5:35 p.m.)
Washington Road is closed in West Windsor at the Tennis Center due to flooding.
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Students to host protest calling on Princeton University to divest from fossil fuel industry
The sit-in will take place in front of Nassau Hall on Friday afternoon.
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PennEast puts the brakes on plan to build pipeline in New Jersey, at least for now
The company could restart legal proceedings at a later date.
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Discount retailer Ocean State Job Lot now hiring as company prepares to open new store at former Walmart location in West Windsor
The company is hiring about 50 people to work in the new location just off of Route 1 south.
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Albert Raboteau Jr., scholar and professor of religion at Princeton University, dies at 78
The ceremony is open to well-wishers and will also be streamed online at facebook.com/mogprinceton.
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Photography scholar and former Princeton University Art Museum Director Peter Bunnell dies at 83
A curator, professor, and museum director, Bunnell is considered one of the most influential figures in the history of photography.
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Third COVID-19 case at Princeton High School, two cases at Littlebrook Elementary confirmed on Monday
The Littlebrook students were last in school on Friday.
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Institute for Advanced Study begins new academic year with scholars on campus
All scholars must be vaccinated to have access to campus resources.
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Some New Jersey residents affected by Tropical Storm Ida eligible for Federal Disaster Unemployment Assistance
The deadline to apply for benefits is Oct. 20.
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Should Princeton be a town or a city? Development proposals threaten character of town
Letters – This Thursday night, the planning board will revisit a proposal to tear down historic homes on Prospect Avenue.
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South Brunswick man dies in Sunday morning crash
Police are seeking witnesses to the crash.
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Maurice Hawk School in West Windsor temporarily pivots to virtual instruction due to COVID-19 outbreak
At least 11 students and three staff members at the Maurice Hawk School in West Windsor…
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Two Princeton High School students test positive for COVID-19
School officials informed parents on Sunday that a second student at the high school has tested positive for COVID-19.
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Seven ways to support Princeton area residents displaced by flooding from Tropical Storm Ida
Some organizations are asking for money, while others are collecting gift cards or food.
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Another round of layoffs at the Educational Testing Service
This is the fourth round of layoffs at ETS since the pandemic began.
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Princeton neighborhoods blanketed with anti-Catholic, anti-Muslim, homophobic ‘Chick Tract’ comic books
Residents on numerous streets in Princeton woke up Thursday to find that offensive, ultra-conservative Christian religious…
