Pedestrian killed while crossing Route 1 North in West Windsor
The incident happened just before 6:30 a.m. on Sunday.
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Deadline for N.J. residents to register for FEMA assistance for losses during Hurricane Ida extended to Jan. 5
New Jersey residents will have more time to register for assistance from FEMA to help with…
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Longtime Princeton resident and community volunteer Judith Burks dies at 88
Judith Stanley Burks, devoted wife of Dr. William P. Burks, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, and friend died peacefully…
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Henry Segal, art museum docent, dies at 87
Henry P. Segal of Princeton died on Dec. 2. He was 87. Born Nov. 25 of…
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Thank you to the community for supporting the Friends of the Princeton Public Library book sale
To the Editor: After a two-year hiatus, the Friends of the Princeton Public Library held another…
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Attention artists: Deadline to submit entries for the Small World Coffee ‘Love Show’ extended
Last call for submissions for Small World Coffee’s February “Love Show” exhibition.
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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.
