Princeton Echo

Weichert, Realtors has announced the start of the 40th Annual Weichert Toy Drive, which runs through Friday, Dec. 14.

From musical performances to historical reenactments, there are plenty of holiday events happening in our area to keep you entertained all month long.

Nearly three years ago, when a group of Princeton investors presented a plan for converting the old Masonic Temple building on Maclean Street into a multi-unit apartment building, concerns were raised at the Zoning Board about the effect the proposed residences would have on the density of the John-Witherspoon neighborhood of which it is a part.

In the spirit of the season, here’s an experiment in holiday shopping: Where is the happy medium between “shop local” and buying all of your gifts on Amazon.com?

Small World Coffee will celebrate its silver anniversary on Saturday, December 22.

November’s hot topic could have been parking, the election of two newcomers to the Board of Education and the imminent vote on a scaled-down budget referendum, or the police.

I am always amazed at the number of parents driving their children to school when the school district furnishes buses for everyone.

Concerning the December 11 referendum, some possibly “overzealous” persons have said that people like myself, who were against the original bloated, ill conceived $137 million referendum, were “against our...

We said we’d change the school board, and we did. In the most heated school board contest in living memory, we elected Daniel Dart, an outright critic of poorly...

On Tuesday, December 11, Princeton voters will be asked to approve a $26.9 million referendum to fund critical updates at all six schools. I urge voters to say yes....