Rally for Palestine to take place tonight on Hinds Plaza in Princeton
The rally will begin at 5 p.m. on Hinds Plaza.
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Bogus bomb threat called in to Princeton Wawa late Thursday night
The store was closed for about two hours while police investigated the incident.
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Route 206 paving and milling project in Princeton begins Friday night
The work is slated to begin Friday night, May 21, and end Wednesday, May 26. Work will take place from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. each night unless weather conditions delay things.
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Mary Anne Helms, former Princeton gift shop owner, dies at 82
In the 1990s, Mary Anne opened her gift shop on Nassau Street.
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To Solve Princeton’s Parking “Problem” – Build More Housing
“Why anyone would think that it is a good idea to provide more student parking is beyond me. So the entitled little darlings can spend another 15 minutes in bed, before tearing down our neighborhood streets in their late model Audis and BMWs?” writes Carlos Rodrigues.
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Hopewell cyclist dies after being hit by an SUV on Broad Street
The crash remains under investigation.
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Alert: Scammers are knocking on doors in the Princeton area, claiming to be energy auditors
Please warn your neighbors, especially the elderly, about these energy scams.
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Pop-up COVID-19 vaccination clinic to be held at the Princeton Farmers Market this week
Princeton University also has several public vaccination clinics scheduled this month and next month.
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Taste Trenton restaurant crawl event returns after a one-year hiatus
30 restaurants have signed up to participate in the event so far.
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Jon Bon Jovi, Rush Holt, Connie Mercer Myers of HomeFront among the six New Jersey residents awarded honorary degrees at Princeton University’s Commencement ceremony
University officials chose to honor citizens of the Garden State this year. Local resident Connie Mercer Myers was one of the six honorees.
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Invasive Spotted Lanternfly nymphs are emerging: How you can help stop them from spreading
Look for the eggs and nymphs.
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Mercer County COVID-19 vaccination statistics
The state releases updated data every Friday.
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Local restaurant company raises $18,000 to support community organizations
Fundraisers benefited the Mercer Street Friends Food Bank and the YWCA Breast Cancer Resource Center.
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Need a free ride to a COVID-19 vaccine appointment in N.J.? Here’s how to get one
You can get to your appointment and back free using Lyft or NJ Transit.
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Princeton artist Lucy McVicker dies at 90
McVicker was an award-winning watercolor artist.
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Community volunteer and businessman Richard Aziz Katen dies at 93
Having lived a life filled with gratitude for God’s blessings, Richard Aziz Katen, “Dick”, went home…
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Theater critic and producer Stuart Duncan dies at 93
Stuart Duncan, a theater critic and well known P-Rade marshall at Princeton University’s annual alumni reunions, died peacefully at his home on April 30. He was 93.
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With help from local businesses, Princeton health officials are doing street outreach and vaccinating underserved residents
About 40 people received a COVID-19 vaccine at a pop-up clinic last Friday in the Witherspoon Jackson neighborhood.
