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New Nassau St. apartments approved

The Princeton Planning Board has approved applicant 245 Nassau LLC's application to construct a 95-unit apartment building at 245-247 Nassau St. The Planning Board's approval of the application at its...

Princeton Pike ramp to I-295 to close for bridge construction

Motorists traveling through Lawrence Township can expect detours and overnight delays next week as construction continues on the...

CONTACT honors community leaders at Evening of Hope

CONTACT of Mercer County brought friends, volunteers and supporters together Thursday, Nov. 5, for “An Evening of Hope,”...

St. Greg’s JV girls repeat as state cross-country champions

St. Greg's junior varsity girls cross-country team successfully defended its state championship Saturday, Nov. 7, holding off a...

Trenton Walks! remembers those we have lost

Trenton Walks! announces five events that will take place in the next several weeks focusing on themes as...

Pennington mulls Zoom format change for council meetings

The borough is continuing its research on whether the Borough Council will switch from a Zoom's panelist webinar format to a regular meeting format...

Four interpretive markers added to the Lawrence Hopewell Trail

The Lawrence Hopewell Trail is a path through the history of Lawrence and Hopewell townships, illustrated by interpretive signs placed at key spots along...

Amazing Pumpkin Carve: ‘Celebration of community spirit’

Massive pumpkins will soon be turned into actual works of art when the Hopewell Valley (HV) Arts Council hosts its 10th annual Amazing Pumpkin...

‘We were bursting at the seams’

Princeton Symphony Orchestra (PSO) has a new home for its administrative offices. PSO held a ribbon cutting ceremony on Sept. 26 to celebrate the move...

Princeton police lieutenant promoted to captain

Princeton police Lt. Matthew Solovay has been promoted to the rank of captain in the Princeton Police Department. Solovay was named to his new position...

Historic Preservation Commission to review development plans for properties in historic district

A three-block section of Witherspoon Street, between Green Street and Lytle Street, may be transformed if Princeton officials approve of plans proposed by the...

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