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“Enable New Jersey” Helps Disabled With a Group of Volunteers 900 Strong
According to a national survey, eight out of ten people with disabilities have no regular social contact with those who are not disabled. Such statistics help further the mission of…
Quaker Road Reopening Is in Sight
After nearly six months of work, the bridge over Stony Brook is almost ready for traffic. This means that Quaker Road will reopen to motorists, freeing up another method of…
Princeton Future Launching Database For Problem Solvers
Some 50 Princeton residents turned out Saturday morning for the second of three discussions focused on the town’s future. Organized by the 501c3 non-profit organization Princeton Future, the meeting looked…
Pipeline Panel Discussion Aims to Educate Public On Proposed Project
A panel discussion at Princeton University next Wednesday will focus on the environmental, safety, and legal issues of the natural gas pipeline project recently proposed for a stretch of Princeton…
Any Day Now
Barring a blizzard or monsoon, the Quaker Road bridge should be finished by April 1. Workers are hustling to complete the new span over Stony Brook, which will allow motorists…
Annual Bryn-Mawr Wellesley Book Sale Runs From Monday to Friday This Year
For the first time in its history, the Bryn-Mawr Wellesley Book Sale will begin on Monday, rather than Wednesday. As a result, the preview sale day is Monday, March 25,…
Johnson Park Elementary School Fifth Graders Stage Shakespeare’s Play “A Winter’s Tale”
Last Friday morning’s unexpected snowfall arrived just in time to add an appropriate backdrop to the performance of Shakespeare’s A Winter’s Tale by fifth grade students at Johnson Park Elementary…
Kiosks Pose No Traffic Threat According to Transit Committee
Princeton’s Traffic and Transportation Committee (TTC) sees no safety threat from the Princeton Regional Chamber of Commerce’s proposed refitting and revamping of the information kiosks on Nassau Street. The group…
Board Adopts Budget, Rejects Valley Road Plan
Meeting in open session last week in the cafeteria at the John Witherspoon Middle School (JWMS), The Princeton Public Schools Board of Education adopted a tentative schools budget for the…
Green Buildings Checklist Addresses Energy, Waste And Sustainability Issues
When Princeton Council next convenes on April 1, an ordinance designed to make the town more environmentally sustainable is likely to be adopted. The Green Development Information Checklist was enthusiastically…
