Photos: Princeton Community Pride Picnic draws hundreds
Pride Month commemorates the Stonewall riots, which occurred in June of 1969. Many pride events are held in June to recognize the impact LGBT people have had in the world.
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New grocery store to open at the Lawrence Shopping Center on June 9
Starbucks and other new tenants are slated to open at the shopping center this year.
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Last call to complete NJ Transit’s ‘Princeton Transitway’ Dinky train survey
Today, June 4, is the last day to complete NJ Transit’s survey for the Princeton transitway….
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Traffic alerts for the Princeton area for Friday evening and Sunday
The evening of Friday, June 4 Readers report that as of late Friday afternoon, the I-295…
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Planet Princeton update for readers
What we’ve been up to at Planet Princeton
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Athletic director of Princeton University will lead Ladies Professional Golf Association
She has served as Princeton’s athletic director since 2014.
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Canadian teen pleads guilty in Princeton University bogus bomb threat incident
The teen will now be extradited to Connecticut to face similar charges there.
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Save historic Prospect Avenue from damaging development
Letters: All three components of the University’s proposed development on Prospect Avenue violate National Park Service policy for historic districts and buildings
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Preserve the streetscape and history of Prospect Avenue, one of Princeton’s gems
Letters: Princeton University should reconsider plans for Prospect Avenue.
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Princeton parking permit proposal will have unintended consequences
Letters: No one has discussed the environmental costs of the parking permit proposal.
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Residents start petition calling on Princeton University to reconsider plans to demolish three Prospect Avenue homes and move former Court Club
The Court Clubhouse would be moved across the street where the three homes are located.
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Princeton school board to discuss renaming of middle school tonight
Walnut Lane Middle School, Princeton Community Middle School, Princeton Public Middle School, Princeton Middle School, and…
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N.J. expands body camera requirement to apply to a broad range of law enforcement officers
Under legislation signed by the governor last year, all patrol officers must start wearing body cameras by June 1.
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One lane of Scudder Falls Bridge eastbound into N.J. to be closed Wednesday morning
One lane will be closed from 5 a.m. until noon, officials said.
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Help needed watering tree plantings at forest restoration site at Mountain Lakes nature preserve in Princeton
The event will take place at 4 p.m. on Tuesday.
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Road work updates: Paving on Route 206 will now start on Tuesday, portions of Palmer Square to be closed part of the day a few days this week
Both projects are slated to begin on Tuesday, but are weather dependent.
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West Windsor volunteers packed more than 20,000 meals in one day for those in need
Members of the West Windsor Lions Club, the Leos, the Boy Scouts, and volunteers from the community gathered at the West Windsor Volunteer Fire Company on a recent Saturday to pack meals to be sent around the world.
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Photos: May 21 ‘Rally for Palestine’ in Princeton
More than 1,000 people attended the rally on Friday evening. There were also counter-protesters.
