St. Paul Church’s COVID-19 vaccine clinic a success
The church made an effort to spread awareness about the clinic to the Spanish-speaking population in Princeton.
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Marchand family thanks the Princeton community
A letter from the family of former Princeton Township Mayor Phyllis Marchand
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Montgomery and Hillsborough townships to co-host COVID-19 vaccination clinics
A series of clinics will be held at senior centers. The towns will also host pop-up clinics.
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Princeton University is hosting three public COVID-19 vaccine clinics
Register for the clinics via the state’s vaccine scheduling system.
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Attorney general reaches settlement with NRG Residential Solar Solutions regarding solar energy panel leasing program
The Division of Consumer Affairs received more than 20 customer complaints alleging that NRG failed to deliver promised savings or make timely repairs.
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Fifty percent of adults fully vaccinated in Somerset County
Seventy percent of adults in Somerset County have received a first vaccine dose.
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Information as a public good: Celebrating World Press Freedom Day
The COVID-19 public health crisis has shed light on the vital role played by free and independent media worldwide.
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N.J. governor: Outdoor gathering limits likely to be removed altogether on May 19
Social distancing will still be required.
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Planning board in West Windsor to review plans for Princeton University’s 60-acre ‘Lake Campus North’ Wednesday
The 60-acre site would include 379 apartments.
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About a third of Mercer County residents fully vaccinated against COVID-19 as more clinics accept walk-ins
Rite Aid is now offering vaccines at all locations, and is accepting walk-ins.
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Philanthropist Betty Wold Johnson leaves $10 million to Watershed Institute
Johnson was a long-time supporter of the Watershed who served on the nonprofit’s advisory board for more than 20 years.
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Six Mercer County organizations to receive Juvenile Justice Commission grants to expand summer programs for at-risk youth
Fourteen organizations across the state have been awarded funding to expand summer programs.
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Princeton Council approves 30-year PILOT financial agreement with AvalonBay for Thanet property
Under the agreement, AvalonBay will be exempt from paying taxes for the land and the improvements for 30 years. AvalonBay will instead pay the town an “annual service charge” or payment in lieu of taxes.
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Princeton University students to hold protest in support of MOVE community
The protest will be held at 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday.
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Witherspoon Street design meeting set for May 18
The design meeting is intended to continue the community discussion about Witherspoon Street from Paul Robeson Place to Valley Road.
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Princeton University takes down online course after anthropologists’ handling of MOVE bombing victim remains stirs controversy
An anthropology professor in Philadelphia now has the bones
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N.J. governor announces loosening of COVID-19 restrictions
The announcement comes as more than 2.7 million New Jerseyans are fully vaccinated, and as COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations in the state are decreasing.
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Princeton Recreation Director Ben Stentz resigns
Stentz has worked for the recreation department for more than two decades.
