Princeton Packet

Princeton Council approves $10.2 million bond ordinance

The Princeton Council has approved a $10.2 million bond ordinance, paving the way for the purchase of playground equipment, a new fire engine, e-bikes for the Princeton Police Department...

Montgomery Township police blotter

An apartment in Building 4 at the Princeton Gardens apartment complex was deemed to be uninhabitable as the...

NIOT hosts ‘Continuing Conversations’ event

Rosetta Treece, superintendent of the Hopewell Valley Regional School District, will discuss how to have conversations about difficult...

Westminster Conservatory of Music is moving to Rider University campus

The Westminster Conservatory of Music is moving from its home on the former Westminster Choir College on Walnut...

Princeton Community Calendar, July 3-9

For more information on township events, visit www.princetonnj.gov. For library events, visit princetonlibrary.org.  Around Town July 7 - Council Closed Session -...

Princeton police blotter

A victim reported the theft of his bicycle from Paul Robeson Place sometime between 4:45 p.m. and 5:50 p.m. on June 16. The bicycle,...

Princeton Public Schools to institute student activities fee

Princeton Middle School students and Princeton High School students will pay an annual activity fee to participate in athletic and extracurricular activities under...

Former Princeton resident is sued by New Jersey Bureau of Securities

Former Princeton resident Xiao Hu, also known as Mark Hu, is being sued by the New Jersey Bureau of Securities after he allegedly defrauded...

World Cup to be played on Rutgers turfgrass

BY RON MARSICO Rutgers Today While soccer fans watch their favorite teams compete at this summer’s World Cup, Rutgers University’s plant biologists will be looking under...

‘A landmark moment’

Girls flag football is now a sanctioned high-school level sport in New Jersey. The New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association (NJSIAA) Board of Directors convened on May...

A natural extension

For many, deciding what to study in college and which career path to take in life is difficult. For others, like Stefanie Lachenauer, the...

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