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Allowing AvalonBay to Direct Environmental, Demolition Decisions Puts Profit Before Safety
To the Editor: The environmental picture at AvalonBay Princeton is growing worse. At the March 10 Council meeting, we learned some disturbing facts. Firstly, that AvalonBay’s tactics of intimidation are…
Traffic Signals at Washington/Prospect Crossing Have Led to Several Close Calls
To the Editor: Re pedestrian safety in Princeton: I’m wondering why the red pedestrian “don’t walk” hand controlling the crossing of Washington Road at Prospect Avenue doesn’t automatically change to…
Jo Butler Is Not Afraid to Voice Differing Opinion in Interest of Fostering Discussion
To the Editor: Beyond a doubt Councilwoman Jo Butler has proven she deserves your consideration and support for another term at the dais. She worked hard representing the former Borough,…
Council Has Fallen Into Polarized Gridlock, With Trust Lacking, Consolidation Stalled
To the Editor: We are writing to urge all members of the Princeton Community Democratic Organization (PCDO) to vote on March 30 for the candidates for Princeton Council. Those who…
Former Township Mayor Cites Tea Party Tactics of Several Members of Council
To the Editor: As the former mayor of Princeton Township, I had the unique experience of working with all three candidates in this year’s election for two seats on the…
Impressed by Miller and Nemeth’s Positive Campaign, Vision for Future
To the Editor: I am writing to express my support for Bernie Miller and Sue Nemeth for the Princeton Council. I have worked closely with both and know that they…
Supporting Jo Butler and Bernie Miller For “Fiscal Tenacity and Good Judgment”
To the Editor: It has been my privilege to live in the Princeton Bubble for more than 40 years. It is indeed a very nice place. As with all things,…
“The Last Thing Needed Is a Council That Will Act In Unison All of the Time”
To the Editor: I am writing in support of Jo Butler’s candidacy for Princeton Council. I had the privilege of serving with Jo on Princeton Borough Council for two years.…
Resident Who Wants Lions, Not Lambs, Speaking Out in Support of Jo Butler
To the Editor: Mark Laris, editor in chief of the Stanford Daily, who worked with Liz Lempert, said she was organized and responsible, with a good sense of what was…
Residents See a Harbinger of Decisions That Will Negatively Affect the Quality of Life
To the Editor: Several times over the past 30 years, a few homeowners on Madison Street, a one-block long tree-lined road of mostly small private residences in the center of…
