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PU Student Hospitalized In Meningitis Outbreak, 7th Case Since March
A Princeton University student is receiving treatment at a local hospital after being diagnosed with meningitis. According to University spokesperson Martin A. Mbugua “the student developed symptoms of acute illness…
Princeton’s Oldest Family Run Businesses Team Up in Support of Historic Morven
Six of Princeton’s oldest, family-run businesses are joining together this holiday season to support Morven Museum & Garden. When shoppers at Landau’s, Kopp’s Cycle Shop, Hulit’s Shoes, Princeton Army Navy,…
Democrats Prevail in Princeton Elections
Incumbents Patrick Simon and Jenny Crumiller were re-elected to Princeton Council in yesterday’s election, while Republican Fausta Rodriguez Wertz, a newcomer to local politics lost her bid for one of…
As P.O. Bidding Closes, New Locations Under Consideration
The deadline for offers to purchase the Palmer Square post office came and went last Friday, and “a number of interested parties” are being considered, according to a spokesman for…
Ravitch Leads Battle to Save Public Schools, Warns of Dangers of Privatization
On the eve of yesterday’s election, education expert Diane Ravitch spoke to a packed auditorium at Princeton High School’s Performing Arts Center on the attacks to public education by so-called…
Council Gives Green Light to Dinky Multi-Meters
Drivers who park at Princeton’s Dinky train station will be the guinea pigs for a two-year pilot program testing a technologically updated payment system that could result in cost savings…
Environmentalists File Intervention, Oppose Pipeline
The environmental groups Food and Water Watch, Environment New Jersey, and the New Jersey chapter of the Sierra Club filed a “notice of intervention” on Tuesday, October 22, with the…
Carnevale Family Will Appeal to Planners In Effort to Redevelop Wild Oats Site
The owners of the former Wild Oats market property, whose proposal for redeveloping the site was rejected last week by the Princeton Zoning Board, will resubmit their request to the…
Lempert to Recuse Herself From PILOT Negotiations
Mayor Liz Lempert has decided to recuse herself from discussions with Princeton University regarding payments in lieu of taxes. She made the decision despite the opinion of the town’s conflict…
Candidates for Council Comment on Issues As Election Approaches
Of the three candidates vying for two three-year terms on Princeton Council in the November 5 election, two С Democrats Patrick Simon and Jenny Crumiller С are current members of…
