Princeton Packet Fire truck donation By: Submitted Content Date: January 2, 2025 Share post: FacebookXEmailPrint Courtesy of Princeton The Municipality of Princeton proudly donated a surplus fire truck to the community of Banner Elk, North Carolina, to support their recovery efforts after Hurricane Helene. GovDeals made the transfer happen. TagsBanner Elkfire truckGovDealsHurricane HeleneNorth CarolinaPrinceton Previous articleWallaby TalesNext article‘We are extremely proud’ Submitted Content Stay Connected Join inThe Princeton Packet FacebookX Special SectionsMen Don’t Have to ‘Tough It Out’ When Coping with Trauma Submitted Content - April 29, 2025Special SectionsOncoplastic Surgery Offers Women with Breast Cancer More Options Submitted Content - April 22, 2025Special SectionsCaring for Someone with Cancer is Hard. It’s OK to Ask for Help.Submitted Content - April 15, 2025Special SectionsAn Effective Weight Loss Treatment: Endoscopic Sleeve GastroplastySubmitted Content - April 8, 2025Special SectionsPrehabilitation and Rehabilitation: Keys to a Faster, Healthier RecoverySubmitted Content - April 1, 2025 Special SectionCurrent PM Special Section Related articles Messenger-Press Andrew Harris reaches new heights in harness racing Andrew Harris wanted to celebrate. Oh, how he wanted to celebrate. But for several seconds, which seemed like several... Hopewell Express No reported cases of cyclosporiasis for Township Hopewell Township has not experienced any cyclosporiasis cases so far as New Jersey reports 46 cases statewide. ... Hopewell Express Treece honored as 2026 Mercer County Superintendent of the Year The Mercer County Association of School Administrators (MCASA) has recognized Hopewell Valley Regional School District (HVRSD)’s Chief School... Trenton Downtowner Trenton man charged in homicide investigation An investigation led by the Mercer County Homicide Task Force and the Trenton Police Department, as well as...