West Windsor News

Ethan Yuen tried several sports when he was young, but it’s swimming that he has stuck with and plans to pursue into college.

In recognition of Plainsboro’s 100th anniversary this May 5, the township is planning a year-long series of events to celebrate the centennial.

Police are searching for a man who shoplifted and assaulted an employee at Home Depot in Nassau Park Shopping Center on Nov. 29.

And after decades of hearing people tell her she should write a few of her ideas down, Antoinette Zam listened. Her debut novel, "Scarred by Death," was recently published by Page Press.

The exhibition “Persistence,” currently on view at the Plainsboro Library, focuses on artists who create artwork despite various physical and neurological challenges.

A new exhibit at the West Windsor Arts Center aims to expand students' knowledge as they experiment with art and creativity. 

A Plainsboro man was killed in a two-car accident on Route 1 in West Windsor that occurred at 9:30 p.m. on Jan. 7.

The Trenton Artists Workshop Association (TAWA) will present the exhibition "Persistence" at the Plainsboro Public Library in January.

If British farce is your cup of tea, there is no livelier show than “Noises Off,” coming to Mercer County Community College’s Kelsey Theatre in January.

After going most of his life without eating Greek food, Joe Emanski traveled to Mercer County Greek restaurants to discover unique Mediterranean flavors.