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Williams Makes Concessions In Pipeline Project Discussions
Negotiations between Princeton residents, the municipality, and the Williams Company, which is proposing a 1.2-mile natural gas pipeline through the Princeton Ridge, have resulted in some recent concessions by the…
Council Reassured on Meningitis Outbreak
At a meeting of Princeton Council Monday night, an update on the meningitis outbreak at Princeton University provoked some questions among members of the governing body about risks to members…
Princeton University’s Most Generous Donor, Peter B. Lewis, Dies
Peter B. Lewis, the Princeton University alumnus who became its most generous donor in the modern era, died suddenly Saturday at his home in Coconut Grove, Florida, of an apparent…
Post Office Has “Nominated Purchaser” Whose Identity Is Yet to Be Revealed
A buyer has been nominated for the Palmer Square building that has housed Princeton’s post office since 1934. But the identity of that purchaser is being withheld until a contract…
Imported Vaccine Approved for Meningitis
In response to the meningitis outbreak at Princeton University, students will be offered a vaccine that not been approved for use in the United States or the United Kingdom. The…
Princeton Receives Gold Star in Recent Credit Rating Reports
Princeton has received top ratings from two of the three leading credit rating agencies that publish financial research and analysis on stocks and bonds. The bond credit ratings represent the…
New Study Reveals Tourism Expenditures Are at a New High
Spending on tourism in the Princeton region has climbed to an unprecedented level, according to an economic impact study released Tuesday by the Princeton Regional Convention and Visitor’s Bureau (PRCVB).…
Task Force Tackles Traffic Increase, Dinky
According to the findings of a joint Princeton University and Princeton Municipality task force, which presented a report Saturday at the University’s Carl Fields Center, the approach to town via…
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,…
