Variants are a complicating factor in N.J.’s COVID-19 battle plan
Mutations are common in viruses, leaving officials scrambling to assess the dangers each might pose.
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Cast your vote for the renaming of the Princeton Unified Middle School: Choose from 10 potential names
Students came up with 10 finalists for a new name, and created videos explaining their choices.
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Princeton residents could face municipal tax increase to make up for $2.7 million budget shortfall
Staff members are looking for areas where the proposed budget can be cut, but taxpayers could see the tax rate increase of up to two percent if savings are not found.
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Princeton Junior School expands, will add 6th-grade class in September
Princeton Junior School, a private school located in Lawrenceville near the border of Princeton that emphasizes…
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Fifth candidate enters N.J. District 16 Assembly race
Princeton resident Faris Zwirahn announced Monday night that he has entered the Democratic primary race for…
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Bob Bruschi to return to Princeton to serve as interim administrator
Bob Bruschi, the former administrator of Princeton Borough and the first administrator of the consolidated Princeton,…
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Princeton municipal departments now open by appointment
Princeton residents who need to do business at any of the municipality’s offices can now make…
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Princeton Charter School and West Windsor-Plainsboro High School North teams advance to National Science Bowl competition
Students from Princeton Charter School and West Windsor-Plainsboro High School tested their knowledge and skills at…
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Wake up, eat, Zoom, repeat: Stressed Princeton High School students object to adding more virtual learning time to schedule
Roy and other students asked the district not to make proposed changes to the high school schedule for April and instead to respect students and consult with them to create a better schedule.
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Montgomery Township preserves 45 acres of scenic farmland for open space
The active farm was purchased from the estate of Marie Abrahamsen in December for $2 million.
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Historical Society of Princeton preserves 300 at-risk oral audio recordings
The Historical Society of Princeton used a grant to preserve the recordings so researchers can continue to access them for years to come.
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Letters: Former Princeton Council member ponders how affordable housing loophole was included in town’s new ordinance
Former Councilwoman Jenny Crumiller said she only skimmed the document and did not realize the loophole was added to weaken the affordable housing requirement.
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‘No one was prepared’: N.J.’s top health officials assess the year of COVID-19
In an interview, New Jersey Health Commissioner Judy Persichilli talks long-term care issues, vaccination program and what lies ahead.
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Town lawyer expected to release memo defending removal of municipal-wide 20 percent affordable housing set-aside in Princeton ordinance
The lawyer who drafted Princeton’s affordable housing settlement and affordable housing ordinance is expected to release…
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Candidate filing deadline for June primary races in N.J. is April 5
Two seats on the Princeton Council will be on the ballot in November.
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Letters: Pandemic has laid bare structural challenges faced by many lower-income households
Some state and federal policies need to be changed to help vulnerable residents.
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Hopewell’s ‘Nana’ marks her 100th birthday with a drive-by celebration
Evelyn Brooks celebrated her special day with a car parade.
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N.J.-based J&J receives emergency authorization for single-shot COVID-19 vaccine
Gov. Phil Murphy said the state is expected to receive up to 70,000 doses of the vaccine next week.
