COVID-19 positives in N.J. surpass 1,000 mark for second time in a week
About 20% of the new positive cases are children and teens.
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Two-alarm fire leaves Princeton home uninhabitable
No one was injured in the early morning fire.
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Moody’s downgrades Rider University’s junk bond rating
The litigation over the Westminster Choir College property in Princeton is one hurdle the school faces as it tries to improve its financial outlook.
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Photo: Junior League of Greater Princeton honors three local girls for their volunteer efforts
The girls have contributed to various community efforts.
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Riverside Elementary School principal steps down
Mark Shelley, the principal at Riverside Elementary School since 2018, is leaving the district in August…
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More than a quarter of new recorded COVID-19 cases in N.J. Friday are children and adolescents
The state received a total of 964 new positive test results.
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Princeton Senior Resource Center to continue offering remote courses this fall
Online registration opens Aug. 3.
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COVID-19 cases in Montgomery and Rocky Hill reach highest level in 12 weeks
Several vaccination clinics are being offered in Montgomery next week.
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Mercer County to begin Locust Lane bridge replacement project in Princeton Aug. 2
The bridge project is expected to take 150 days to complete.
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Storm floods numerous roads in Princeton area (update 11:45 a.m. Friday)
Stay home if you can. Don’t drive through flooded roads.
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New confirmed COVID-19 cases in N.J. cross 1,000 mark for first time in three months
The rate of transmission in the state is 1.5.
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Five candidates vying for three seats on Princeton Board of Education
The school board election is non-partisan and is now held in November as part of the general election.
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Mercer County pop-up COVID-19 vaccine clinics for late July and the month of August
Regstration is recommended but not required.
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Princeton school board to vote Tuesday night on submitting proposed bond referendum projects to state
Voters would weigh in on the referendum at a special election in January.
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‘Going for the Gold’ exhibition at Ellarslie Mansion celebrates Athing Mu and 16 past Trenton Olympians
The Trenton City Museum at Ellarslie Mansion’s “Going for the Gold” exhibition celebrating Trenton Olympians past…
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Traffic alert: Crash on Route 1 north near Carnegie Boulevard
Seek an alternate route.
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Princeton University partners with state to help colleges and universities invest with financial firms run by diverse asset managers
The partnership is part of the university’s supplier diversity initiative.
