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Making Companies “Do the Right Thing,” Council Introduces Wage Theft Ordinance
Combating wage theft is the focus of a landscaping registration ordinance re-introduced at Monday night’s meeting of Princeton Council. If approved, the ordinance will require all commercial landscapers to register…
After Photo Finish Primary, Time to “Move On”
Two days after a primary election that was too close to call, Council member Jo Butler was declared the winner of the race for one of two available seats on…
Teachers’ Union Criticizes Board’s Fund-It-Yourself Plan
Negotiations that began in April between the Princeton Public Schools (PPS), Board of Education (BOE), and representatives of the Princeton Regional Education Association (PREA) continued yesterday, June 10, after Town…
An Upswing in Tourism Numbers For the Fourth Year in a Row
Tourism in the Princeton region is on the rise, according to a study announced Monday by the Princeton Regional Chamber of Commerce. “The Economic Impact of Tourism in the Princeton…
Class of 2014 Hears Eisgruber Speak On “Life’s Journey and the Value of Learning”
At its 267th Commencement Tuesday, Princeton University awarded degrees to 1,244 undergraduates in the Class of 2014, seven from other classes, and 996 graduate students. Christopher L. Eisgruber, who presided…
Council Primary Too Close to Call
With Bernie Miller in the lead and only three votes separating Jo Butler and Sue Nemeth, Tuesday’s Democratic Primary for two available Princeton Council seats was too close to call.…
Former Triangle Club Accountant Indicted, Alleged Theft of $180K
Thomas John Muza, 55, of Hightstown has been indicted on a charge of second degree theft. He is alleged to have embezzled more than $180,000 from Princeton University’s famed Triangle…
Board of Education and Teachers Union Lock Horns in Contract Negotiations
Members of the Princeton Regional Education Association (PREA), the union representing local teachers, and the Princeton Public Schools Board of Education (BOE) met yesterday, June 3, to negotiate a new…
Friends, Colleagues Recall Elizabeth Erickson
The death of Elizabeth Gray Erickson last week has inspired tributes from friends and colleagues who worked with her in the numerous charitable organizations she championed. The 46-year-old mother of…
Demonstration Highlights Wage Theft Problem in Food, Landscape Industries
No more wage theft! That was the message of some 20 placard-carrying demonstrators who gathered in front of Cheeburger Cheeburger on Nassau Street last week. The demonstrators, many of whom…
