Featured Princeton real estate: take a peek inside this $2.7 million ‘modern chateau’
The custom designs inside this Fredrick Court "modern chateau" earned the property a spot on our featured Princeton real estate list.
Exploring downtown Princeton’s sweet trinity: cookies, chocolate, cake
Confession time: This Catholic didn’t give up sweets this Lenten season. But for those who admirably did, I spent a Saturday afternoon finding the best places in downtown Princeton to satisfy that 40-day old hankering.
In retail’s twilight, one Princeton store owner is in the ‘limelite’
Kelly Jung’s latest venture, Limelite, is on Hulfish Street in the space that used to be Alex And Ani. It is less than a month old and a logical outgrowth of her success at the other stores.
For this Princeton wildlife photographer it’s lights, camera, patience
A great egret in flight. A forlorn squirrel. A stately bald eagle. An osprey mid-air. A colorful eastern tiger swallowtail atop honeysuckle. These are among Princeton photographer Leigh Faden’s favorite subjects.
New on Nassau Street: Acai berries for your soul
Move over Buster Brown, the acai berry and other healthy food ingredients such as pitaya, kiwi, nutella, whey, and kale have now come to town.
Drawing up plans for new Princeton zoning rules
If there’s one thing that Princeton homeowners complain about (after taxes, of course) it’s zoning. When you want to make a small improvement to your house, it often requires some sort of variance from the zoning board.
Princeton Merchants Association: small town charm keeps businesses happy
The Princeton real estate market reflects the strength inherent in a region supported by several relatively stable global industries.
Theoretical physicist Freeman Dyson coming to Labyrinth Books April 4
Theoretical physicist Freeman Dyson's latest book tells his story through mundane correspondence with his family that offers a window into science history being made around him.
Princeton News & Notes: Democratic council candidates, Princeton bubble, and more
There are six candidates for the two open seats on Princeton Council, but only two have earned the coveted endorsement of the Princeton Community Democratic Organization (PCDO).
From the bookshelf: a literary roundup from the Princeton Echo editors
The Princeton Echo editors explore books and literary works that have connections to Princeton, New Jersey.
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