 (Photo by Bill Allen/NJ SportAction) CUP FEVER: Former Princeton University hockey star George Parros enjoys the moment with Ethan Garlock, 3, left, and Tyler Bason, 2, as he brought the Stanley Cup to Baker Rink last Friday. Parros, a 2003 PU grad, helped the team win the Cup this past season while playing for the Anaheim Ducks. Garlock and Bason were at the rink with their older siblings who play for Princeton Youth Hockey. For more on Parros and his Stanley Cup journey, see page 29. |
Police departments throughout the state will have to rethink arrest protocol following a directive from the state's top law enforcer that requires police to ask for a person's immigration status when making arrests for DWI or any indictable crime.
Any talk of developing open tracts of land on a northern section of Princeton Township known as the Princeton Ridge is sure to be followed by questions about what impact development will have on the environment. But when a local architect and developer approached Township Committee with a new vision of age-restricted housing along the Ridge earlier this month, the question was whether anything, let alone senior housing, should be built in that area.
Even though the state's Council on Affordable Housing is in the process of redrafting a growth share formula that municipalities can use to tie new development into state-mandated affordable housing plans, Princeton Township Committee could be asked to implement an affordable housing component if it chooses to rezone a key tract of Township land, currently zoned for office/research use and age restricted housing.
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