Princeton Police Department to host road safety program
Aiming to ensure that pedestrians, bicyclists and motorists are safe on Princeton's streets, the Princeton Police Department is hosting a free seminar to explain...
Township Council hires new tax assessor
The Lawrence Township Council has appointed Henry J. Nonnenberg Jr. to become the next Lawrence Township tax assessor.
Nonnenberg, who was one of three applicants...
School board appoints new after school care provider
The Princeton Public Schools will have a new after-school care provider, owned by a school district counselor, for the four elementary schools for the...
Township Councilman John Ryan resigns
Lawrence Township Councilman John Ryan has resigned from the Lawrence Township Council, effective immediately.
Ryan hand-delivered his letter of resignation to Municipal Attorney Arthur Sypek...
Princeton Council approves 2025 municipal budget
Princeton property owners will see a one-cent increase in the municipal property tax rate, under the town's $77.9 million budget that was approved by...
‘Thank you Officer Austin’
For Lawrence High's school resource officer Steve Austin, the last day of school before spring break was bittersweet.
It marked Austin's last day after four...
