Once a tear-down target, 20 Green Street is now primed for urban restoration
Having stood vacant for some 30 years, the house at 20 Green Street appeared ripe for a tear-down. Then, Jeaninne and Robert Honstein quietly acquired the Princeton property.
Time’s up for Princeton parking meters
Mark down Monday, November 5, as the much anticipated replacement day for parking meters in Princeton.
Pho, flautas, beer bars: area restaurant scene shakeup continues
Few retail sectors are as dynamic as the restaurant business, and the scene in and around Mercer County has been changing in dramatic fashion over the past year.
WW-P superintendent explains $114.8M school bond vote on Nov. 6 ballot
West Windsor-Plainsboro Schools Superintendent David Aderhold makes his case for voters to approve a $114.8 million school bond vote on the Nov. 6 ballot.
Three up for West Windsor council seat
Three candidates are running for election Nov. 6 to a one-year unexpired term on West Windsor council.
Pho hits the spot in Princeton
Food reporter Joe Emanski sat down with Tom Le, owner of The Pho Spot, to learn more a bout the tiny new Vietnamese restaurant in Princeton Shopping Center.
Prykanowski challenges Steinmann for the job of Ewing mayor
Two candidates are running for the job of mayor of Ewing Township: incumbent Bert Steinmann and challenger Ron Prykanowski.
Blue Devils football’s Chris Seifert embraces role as selfless player
Chris Seifert understands and lives the Ewing High School football mantra: “Surrender me for we.”
Robbinsville athletic director job too good to pass up for Tom Brettell
If there are any doubters about Robbinsville High School hiring the right man to be its new athletic director, they only need to listen to some of the folks who will be working under Tom Brettell.
‘A modern-day Rudy’: Zack Mesday finally back where he belongs
When asked if ever holds up former Northstar Zack Mesday as a positive role model for his current Nottingham High football team, coach Jon Adams could not answer fast enough.