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Supporting Patrick Simon’s Candidacy For a Seat on the New Princeton Council

To The Editor: As Princeton residents, we support Patrick Simon’s candidacy for the new Princeton Council. We believe Pat has the highest qualifications and commitment to public service and we…

Letters Supporting Scott Sillars For Council in the New Princeton

To the Editor: I am writing in support of Scott Sillars for Council in the new Princeton.  Scott has served as chairman of the Township’s Citizens Finance Advisory Committee since…

Knowledge, Experience Learned as Architect Make Kevin Wilkes Best Candidate for Mayor

To the Editor: I am voting for Kevin Wilkes to be the candidate for mayor of Princeton in the June 5 Democratic primary. I would like to present my reasons…

President of Princeton Open Space Finds Liz Lempert Open, Thoughtful

To the Editor: I write to urge my fellow Princetonians to support Liz Lempert for mayor in the coming election. As the president of Friends of Princeton Open Space, I…

Borough, Township Voters Should Attend To Changed Election Districts, Polling Locations

To the Editor: On November 8, 2011, voters in the Borough and Township of Princeton approved a ballot measure to consolidate their two local governments into one Princeton.  Because of…

Standing Up for What She Believes In, Jenny Crumiller Is Tremendous Asset

To the Editor: For as long as I have served or lived in Princeton, I knew that I could always count on Jenny Crumiller. She has been a tremendous asset…

Hard-Working, Thoughtful, and Balanced, Jo Butler Keeps the Greater Goal In Mind

To the Editor: I am writing to strongly endorse Jo Butler for election to the new Princeton Council. Since the beginning of the year, I have served on the Princeton…

Heather Howard Has played in Major Leagues, Will Bring Her Skills to Town’s “Field of Dreams”

To the Editor: We citizens of Princeton are lucky to have a deep bench of able candidates to choose from in the upcoming Democratic primary election on June 5. I…

Hospital Sold Out Greater Princeton After Being Given $100M to Relocate

To the Editor: A matter of civic dismay: Princeton Hospital has left, but hospital leadership has not explained to the community why it has selected AvalonBay to develop the old…

Morven in May Co-Chairs Thank All, Report Over 700 Attended Art Show

To the Editor: On behalf of the “Morven in May: A Celebration of Art, Craft and Garden” committee, we would like to express our heartfelt appreciation to all who helped…