Liberty Island gets a Princeton Tiger makeover
Lead architect for the recently opened Statue of Liberty Museum hopes to help visitors engage with the site's history
Zoning for the ‘missing middle’ of Princeton’s housing stock
A Princeton-based group of progressive activists is working to create housing specifically in price ranges affordable for those in the middle class or on fixed income.
A look back at the story — and coverage — of the Menendez murders
Ahead of NBC series, “Law and Order: True Crime" drama, we take a look back at the Menendez murders that shook the Princeton community and the nation.
Community blossoms at Princeton’s Vaseful Flowers and Gifts
Aakash Kanjani does a little bit of everything at his job in a flower shop at 305 Witherspoon St.
Mercer County holding meetings on Bicycle Master Plan
The plan is intended to guide installation of bicycle facilities on county highways, connecting with state highways and municipal streets
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...
Let’s take this outside: a guide to Princeton’s outdoor dining scene
Outdoor dining spots in Princeton sprout like dandelions in the spring. Some are official, others are created at little places where food and seating come together.
Eating Clubs Unveiled: Inside a Princeton institution
The historic and architectural legacy of the eating clubs has been documented in a new coffee-table book published by the Princeton Prospect Foundation.
Restaurants are on the move in Princeton
A number of Princeton-based restaurants shared their ideas for new and refurbished eating and drinking establishments.
Is the Dinky best for the Dinky line?
The future of the Dinky is once again in doubt. This is not the first time that some uncertainty has clouded the future of the Dinky. Is there a possible replacement that could actually be better?