Community groups plan June 14 ‘evening of community engagement’ forum
A school club, community group and nonprofit organization are partnering to offer an opportunity to enjoy good food and the company of neighbors and community.
Global Connections, Hopewell Valley...
Area graduating seniors share their future plans
Students from 7 area high schools look back on their scholastic careers and reveal their college choices
By design: together Trenton students and Princeton professors are changing architecture
The class, which was new in September, offers a design studio atmosphere to some 15 sophomores each semester in the temporary high school community on East Hanover Street
Special meals with an international flair: Blue Bears Special Meals
Eric Wimmer, wearing a starched white shirt with the words “Chef Eric” on it, asks if a guest at his new restaurant in the Princeton Shopping Center wants something...
Asian Food Market to move to Plainsboro Plaza and double in size
Asian Food Markets, a long-time tenant in the Princeton Meadows Shopping Center, will be moving to the spot most recently occupied by the failed SuperFresh store in Plainsboro Plaza.
Muslim Center of Greater Princeton sees strong growth in first year
Old Trenton Road mosque has seen attendance doubled for Friday service, to close to 1,000 people
PADEP hands a fresh setback to Elcon toxic waste treatment plant
Comes out against Elcon application for facility in Bucks County, saying it had “a number of outstanding deficiencies.”
5-month bridge closure on Route 518 a bane for Hopewell Borough businesses
Mike Gray had a sense of what was coming before most people did.
Gray, of Sourland Cycles in Hopewell Borough, had known for some time that the Hopewell-Rocky Hill Road...
Shuttered Miry Run golf course preserved, renamed Spring Garden Country Club
The 158-acre property, will be owned and managed by Robbinsville as a new park.
Princeton Theological Seminary in need of redevelopment? Yes, and it could be win-win
Proponents of “Non-Condemnation Area in Need of Redevelopment” say statutes provide welcome alternative to a normally cumbersome zoning process
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The Hamilton animal shelter debacle: a conspiracy, or a crime?
Prosecutor, council say 329 shelter animals euthanized prematurely; Mayor Kelly Yaede alleges charges are political scheme
