To the Editor: The 7-3 Planning Board vote against AvalonBay was decisive. After chastising AvalonBay for falsely claiming to have presented a concept plan, one member said, “We are as…
To the Editor: I am greatly disappointed to hear that the Princeton Regional Planning Board has voted to approve Princeton University’s plans for its new Arts Center and the Dinky…
To the Editor: I wish to express my heartfelt appreciation to the Princeton Clergy Association for organizing the December 20 Interfaith Gathering of Unity and Hope in remembrance of the…
To the Editor: “Wow!” was the word used by many as they entered Frick Laboratories, Princeton University for the Arts Council of Princeton’s (ACP) Dining by Design: POP! Fundraiser held…
To the Editor: One of my students [at the Hun School] participated in a debate last week in which she argued in favor of gun control. Although she had the…
To the Editor: I was happy to read that Dr. Carl Hoyler rides a brightly-painted bicycle around Princeton (“After 44 Years and Many Memories, An Old-Fashioned Doctor Calls It Quits,”…
To the Editor: Incredibly, the plan for the former Princeton Hospital site proposed for development by the AvalonBay corporation that will be put before the Planning Board once again on…
To the Editor: The day after Thanksgiving our home on Moore Street was badly damaged in a freak fire that started in the back yard and spread to the house.…
To the Editor: The economic consequences of Princeton HealthCare’s contract with AvalonBay include a huge fiscal impact on Princeton municipal government and the taxpayers. The loss of expected tax revenues…
To the Editor: Like many others in town, my family enjoyed heat, electricity, internet connectivity, and a sense of community in the library during the days after Hurricane Sandy. We…