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Residents’ Lawsuit On Hospital Site To Be Heard in Trenton
Barring the predicted paralyzing effects of the latest winter storm, a group of residents who live in the neighborhood of the former Princeton hospital site will be in a Trenton…
Witherspoon/Jackson Residents Share Safety Concerns, View Video Criticizing Hospital Plans
Some 25 residents of Princeton’s Witherspoon/Jackson neighborhood met Saturday at the First Baptist Church of Princeton to address local concerns. The meeting in the church basement was chaired by former…
Snow Rocks Princeton, More on the Way
Round One of a trio of winter storms predicted for this week dumped some eight inches of snow on Princeton Monday, closing schools and many offices and turning roadways into…
Garden Theatre’s Sunday Film Screening Celebrates Princeton’s Own Monuments Men
The new action drama opening this week at the Princeton Garden Theatre holds special interest for a Princeton audience. The Monuments Men, directed by and starring George Clooney, alongside Matt…
Waste Is Focus Of Sustainable Princeton Ideas Breakfast
If Leslie Burger has her way, the unsightly power station behind the Princeton Public Library will be history by 2020. “I’d like it to go away,” said the Library’s director,…
Concerns About Hospital Demolition Inspire Council Vote
At Princeton Council’s meeting Monday night, no action had been expected to be taken during a work session on the developer’s agreement with AvalonBay. But after concerned citizens and some…
5,000 Visitors Expected When Princeton Environmental Film Festival Opens Thursday
The eighth annual Princeton Environmental Film Festival (PEFF) opens this Thursday, January 30 at 7 p.m. with Thin Ice: The Inside Story of Climate Science, a film that was prompted…
Fallen Borough Officer Honored With Proclamation Decades After His Death
Just after midnight on February 2, 1946, Princeton Borough policeman Walter B. Harris was leaving a social club near his John Street home to get ready for his shift when…
Police Accreditation Team Seeks Public Comment
The Princeton Police Department will undergo the final step in the process of accreditation by the State of New Jersey when it is visited by a team of assessors from…
Canal Commission Rejects Institute’s Faculty Housing Plan
The Delaware and Raritan Canal Commission’s rejection last week of the Institute for Advanced Study’s plan for faculty housing marks “a major, major setback” for the organization, according to the…
