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Sustainable Princeton Will Honor Ten Local Leaders at Next Week’s PEFF Launch
Next week on the opening night of the Princeton Environmental Film Festival (PEFF), an eclectic group of ten local leaders will be honored by Sustainable Princeton for varied contributions to…
“State of the Art” Hospital Demolition Looming
Princeton Council was given a status report Monday night on preparations to demolish the former Princeton hospital site on Witherspoon Street. At the meeting, which drew several neighborhood residents and…
Arts & Transit Project Poised for Opening Of New Traffic Circle
The next stage of construction for Princeton University’s $330 million Arts & Transit project will begin in two weeks with the opening of the traffic circle at University Place and…
Not Guilty Plea Entered by Maltz In Superior Court at Trenton
Eric D. Maltz pleaded not guilty last week to causing the death of Rabbi James Diamond when his speeding car struck Mr. Diamond and another man on Riverside Drive on…
Miller and Nemeth Join Forces for Council Run
Princeton Council president Bernie Miller and former Princeton Township Committeewoman Sue Nemeth announced Monday that they plan to run together for Council in the June Democratic primary. This means three…
As the Snow Falls, Princeton Council Gets Down to Business
Following a celebration honoring Princeton municipal staff for their efforts during the first year of consolidation, Mayor Liz Lempert and Princeton Council got down to business last Thursday evening at…
After Dismissal of Save the Dinky Suit, Residents Continue to Challenge Move
In late December of last year, a civil suit by the non-profit Save the Dinky (SDKY) group championed by local residents Anne Waldron Neumann, Peter Marks, Rodney Fisk, Walter Neumann,…
Holiday Spending: A Tale of Browsers and Buyers
According to Lewis Wildman, owner of Jordan’s of Princeton, the cards and gifts store in the Princeton Shopping Center, business this holiday season has been “flat to under.” While his…
Out With the Old In With the New For Annual Meeting
When Princeton Council gathers for its annual reorganization meeting this Thursday evening, Mayor Liz Lempert will reflect on the first year of a consolidated Princeton while voicing her hopes for…
2013: Consolidation Heads a Year of Changes
The biggest story of 2013 unfolded on the first day of the year as Princeton Borough and Township made their consolidation into one community official. A standing-room-only celebration, held in…
