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Children in Need Helped By Princeton Prosthodontist
Until June 30, Princeton prosthodontist Michael Cortese at 311 Witherspoon Street is donating 100 percent of the fees he collects from individuals who have their teeth whitened to Smiles for…
7th “Stand Against Racism” At Hinds Plaza April 25
On Friday, April 25, 2014, the YWCA Princeton will host the 7th annual Stand Against Racism™ (SAR). The gathering is at Hinds Plaza outside Princeton Public Library starting at 5:45…
Israeli Dancing, Potluck At Har Sinai Synagogue
The public is invited to take part in a family-oriented Shabbat celebration, with Israeli dancing, at Har Sinai Temple on Friday, April 11. The synagogue is at 2421 Pennington Road…
Princeton Tennis Program Marks 60 Years at Event
The Princeton Tennis Program (PTP), a non-profit tennis organization serving the greater Princeton community, announces plans to celebrate its 60th anniversary at it’s annual signature event, the Princeton Tennis Classic,…
After 25 Years at Trinity Counseling Peter K. Stimpson Is Set to Retire
The Rev. Peter Stimpson will retire after a quarter century as executive director of the Trinity Counseling Service (TCS) in Princeton. His successor Dr. Whitney Ross will take up her…
A Standing Ovation As Council Appoints Police Chief Sutter
The Princeton Police Department has a new chief. Capt. Nicholas K.Sutter was promoted to the position Monday night after a unanimous vote by Mayor Liz Lempert and members of the…
AvalonBay Balks at Revised Agreement
At a meeting Monday night, Princeton Council unanimously approved a developer’s agreement for the construction of rental apartments on the former site of Princeton Hospital. But despite appeals from Mayor…
New Mapping of Pipeline Path Secured by Efforts of Residents
Nudged into action by local residents concerned about the environmental effects of a proposed natural gas pipeline, the Williams company has conducted additional wetlands surveys of properties that would be…
Officers in Blue
One half of the meeting room at Witherspoon Hall was filled with members of the Princeton Police Department as Acting Police Chief Nicholas K. Sutter sat before Mayor Liz Lempert…
With Space at a Premium on Harrison, Rescue Squad Needs a New Building
Back in 1964 when the Princeton First Aid and Rescue Squad (PFARS) built its headquarters on North Harrison Street, Princeton was a quieter, less populous town. The simple brick building…
