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Williams Company Answers Claims That Pipeline Mapping Is Inadequate
Responding to a statement issued Tuesday that they have failed to produce accurate mapping of the construction path for the proposed Princeton Ridge Transco Pipeline project, the Williams Company said…
Deadline Near for Participation In Communiversity
The application deadline for Communiversity Festival of the Arts, the celebration of art and music that attracts more than 40,000 people to the heart of Princeton every spring, is March…
Judge Rules in Favor of AvalonBay In Lawsuit Filed by Residents
A lawsuit filed by a citizens’ group seeking to block AvalonBay’s plan for a rental community on the site of the former Princeton Hospital has been dismissed. On Tuesday, Mercer…
Frontier Airlines Thriving At Trenton/Mercer Airport
In November of 2012, there were no commercial airplanes flying in and out of Trenton/Mercer Airport. By June of this year, the small airfield off Interstate 95 in Ewing Township…
Police Will Not Enforce Immigration Laws
Officers of the Princeton Police Department (PPD) received training last week on how to handle immigration status with respect to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) laws. “This is an…
Princeton Parks Oversight Will Be Responsibilty Of Recreation Department
Following more than a year of planning, maintenance of Princeton’s parks is being consolidated under the Town’s Recreation Department, it was announced at the Princeton Council meeting Monday night. Shifting…
Princeton Future Takes Aim At Traffic and Transit Issues
What does the future hold for Princeton? Chances are, if we don’t take steps now, the answer could well be more time waiting in traffic and pedestrians jostling for space…
Cold Comfort
Members of the Princeton Day School boys’ hockey team celebrate after defeating Morristown-Beard 4-3 last week in the state Prep championship game at McGraw Rink. It was the first outright…
PHS Musicians Sweep the Awards At National High School Jazz Festival
Princeton High School’s jazz ensembles are used to winning awards. The nearly 150 students who participate in the school’s band program have been recognized over the years at the Berklee…
PU Students Working With Inmates Are Teaching, and Learning Too
Prison reform is no easy matter. Prisons are overcrowded and understaffed. When it comes to education, described by Cornel West as “probably the best thing we can do for people…
