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Police Department Accredited by State After Lengthy Process
As expected, the Princeton Police Department (PPD) received accreditation from the New Jersey State Association of Chiefs of Police (NJSACOP) Thursday, March 20. The Princeton Police Department was visited by…
Real Estate Market Is Healthy Say Professionals on Panel
Residential and commercial real estate in Princeton has recovered, for the most part, from the economic downturn of a few years ago. This upswing in activity was the theme of…
Drexel Meningitis Death Linked to Princeton
A Drexel University student who died Monday, March 10, was in “close contact” with students at Princeton University the week before she died. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention…
Police Release Post-Consolidation Crime Stats Report
The Princeton Police Department’s (PPD) 2013 Report, its first since consolidation, reveals Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) crime statistics for Princeton that are 72 percent lower than the state average for…
Neighbors Say 7-Eleven Should Not Stay Open Twenty-Four/Seven
Residents of the neighborhood surrounding the former West Coast Video store on East Nassau Street gathered at the Chestnut Street firehouse last week to hear about plans for a 7-Eleven…
Council Tables Vote on Developer’s Agreement
A resolution to approve a developer’s agreement for AvalonBay’s plan to build rental units on the former Princeton Hospital site was tabled by Princeton Council Monday. At a meeting, the…
West Coast Video Site Is Now a Possibility For Post Office Move
Palmer Square Management has decided not to lease a storefront on Hulfish Street to the Princeton post office, as previously planned. But the branch, a presence on Palmer Square since…
Mayor Urges Sign Up for Affordable Care, Help Offered Through Princeton Hospital
At last week’s Affordable Care Act (ACA) information session held in the Princeton Public Library’s Community Room, local residents were offered free advice on choosing and signing up for medical…
Spring Street Death an Apparent Suicide
The body of a 23-year-old man believed to have jumped to his death from the roof level of the Spring Street Parking Garage was found by a police officer early…
Sale of Hospital Site Completed, Citizens Object to Recent Ruling
The sale of the former Princeton Hospital building to Avalon Princeton LLC, the developer with plans for a rental complex at the Witherspoon site, has closed, Princeton HealthCare System announced…
