Construction has begun on school additions and renovations

Surrounded by chain link construction fences, work on additions and renovations to Princeton High School, Princeton Middle School and the Community Park and Littlebrook elementary schools is under way. The...

As kids’ health coverage slides, Kim pitches insurance with ‘no cracks’

BY BENJAMIN J. HULAC NJ Spotlight Every child born in America would be enrolled in national health care and receive...

Local center to add EV charging stations

Eight public electric vehicle battery chargers will be installed in the parking lot on the east side of...

Princeton man loses $16,000 in scam

A Hawthorne Avenue resident was cheated out of $16,423.19 by a scammer who impersonated Amex security, according to...

Princeton police blotter

A 27-year-old Hamilton Township man was arrested on an active warrant from Burlington Township after he was stopped...

Clerk’s Office receives perfect score in passport services

Under the leadership of Mercer County Clerk Paula Sollami Covello, the Mercer County Clerk’s Office has once again earned a perfect score on its passport...

Teen earns national recognition at entrepreneurship competition

The Princeton Mercer Regional Chamber of Commerce (PMRC) announced July 1 that Reanna Bhuyan Patel earned second place honors at the Young Entrepreneur’s Academy...

Princeton Library to host author Min Jin Lee

The Friends and Foundation of Princeton Public Library announced that acclaimed best-selling author Min Jin Lee will be the featured speaker at its 'Beyond...

Ewing councilwoman to lead Mercer Dems

The Mercer County Democratic Committee has chosen Ewing Township Councilwoman Jennifer Keyes Maloney to be its next chairwoman. Keyes Maloney was elected to a two-year...

Redevelopment of Franklin Avenue properties inches closer to reality

The redevelopment of the two former Princeton Housing Authority buildings on Franklin Avenue, between Witherspoon Street and Jefferson Road, into an affordable housing and...

Westminster campus buildings eyed for municipal offices

Princeton officials have ordered a study to determine how several buildings on the former Westminster Choir College campus can be updated for potential reuse...

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