Princeton Democratic organizations to host join virtual open house this month
To the Editor: This year started with the historic inauguration of President Joe Biden and Vice…
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Monday night winter storm update for the Princeton region
More snow is expected on Tuesday.
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Princeton University reunions and postponed commencement ceremony for 2020 graduates won’t be held on campus this spring
Princeton University officials have not made a decision regarding commencement and other related activities for 2021 graduates.
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Local Black History Month events now featured on central calendar
To the Editor: “The differentness of races, moreover is no evidence of superiority or of inferiority. This merely indicates…
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Three Mercer County residents injured in Quakerbridge Road crash Saturday night
Three vehicles were involved in a crash on Saturday night that resulted in three people being…
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Winter storm warning update for Sunday evening, Jan. 31 (7:20 p.m.)
Mercer county could see 12-18 inches of snow.
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Princeton resident Chris Fistonich announces bid for 16th District Assembly seat
Fistonich is a representative for District 11 on the Princeton Democratic Municipal Committee.
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Senior Resource Center to expand to two Princeton locations, but long-term future of Suzanne Patterson building unclear
Renovations at the new building will be completed in the fall of 2021. But the town’s plans for the Monument Drive property where the Suzanne Patterson Center is located are unclear.
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Volunteers needed to help gather data for vaccinatenj.com website that provides N.J. residents with vaccine availability information
If you have about 10 to 15 minutes a day to spare to help provide accurate…
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Transit advocacy group applauds efforts to modernize NJ Transit bus system
NJ Transit, the state’s public transit agency, has launched a new program to redesign its bus…
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Princeton Public Library closed after staff member tests positive for COVID-19
The Princeton Public Library will be closed until further notice after a staff member tested positive…
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Princeton Theological Seminary’s Tennent Roberts campus to be sold to local developer
Herring Properties will develop the Tennent Roberts campus.
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Alert: Scammers calling residents, posing as sheriff’s officers
Mercer County Sheriff Jack Kemler has issued a warning to area residents regarding telephone scammers posing…
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With help of Scabby the Rat, labor union protests Princeton Public Schools contractor not using local workers for renovation project
The inflatable rat, known as Scabby the Rat, is used to call public attention to companies employing non-union labor.
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Mercer County COVID-19 vaccination site to open at CURE Arena in Trenton on Thursday
The county has an “extremely limited” supply of vaccine doses right now.
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Penn Medicine Princeton Health website crashes after vaccine sign-up portal opens (updated)
As of 12:45 p.m., the website was still down.
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Ann Taylor at Palmer Square to close permanently
Ann Taylor, an anchor store on Palmer Square for more than two decades, will close for…
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Princeton Council approves consultant contracts and police equipment purchase, rejects lone bid for proposed community WiFi project
The Princeton Council voted unanimously Tuesday night to approve three agreements for consultants, voted to approve more than $100,000 in police equipment, and rejected the lone bid for the proposed community WiFi project.
