Here's what's happening in Princeton this week:
Whether in-person versus online – Take your boat safety course and be ready for boating season!
On Monday, Russia allowed U.S. Consular access to Gershkovich after more than a two-month gap.
This will be the first in-person collaboration since 2019.
For the month of July, Police will be conducting traffic enforcement on the following streets:
The new five-year agreement also comes with a significant raise in costs.
Sakrid Coffee is proposing to install a coffee roaster at new outlet at 300 Witherspoon Street.
Project construction is expected to begin in late 2024, early 2025.
Stockton Rush, CEO of OceanGate, graduated from Princeton University in 1984, the University said.
Juneteenth is the oldest-known celebration of the end of slavery in the U.S. Here are some events happening in Princeton:
The parade will roll through the historic Witherspoon Jackson neighborhood with an afterparty at the Princeton YMCA.
Teams will play baseball clad in vintage uniforms and using rules from 1864.
PFARS used the specialized marine unit to rescue the injured bird that was found on the water in Lake Carnegie.
Retired Princeton Police Sgt. Fred Williams will be the guest speaker. The ceremony will be held at the Municipal Complex Plaza.
The exhibit will detail Albert Einstein’s relationship with residents of the Witherspoon Jackson neighborhood and prominent Black leaders.
Princeton will kick off Pride Month with a host of events beginning Friday.
The winning ticket was sold at the 7-Eleven on Princeton-Hightstown Road.
The new is 5-minute survey seeks input on middle housing issues, indoor recreation and more.
Dr. Juliane Gross of Rutgers University, an expert on planetary bodies, answers some questions on the meteorite that hit Mercer recently.
The breakfast will celebrate all the volunteers who work to make the Pride Parade a success.
Boating Safety Tips! Memorial Day weekend is the unofficial kickoff to the summer season and thousands of boaters will be out on the waters
Memorial Day Weekend is also the unofficial kickoff to summer. See how you can spend the weekend:
The meeting will be held Monday, 7 p.m. at the Council meeting room.
A celebration will take place on Friday from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. at the headquarters of Bayard Rustin Center For Social Justice.
Announcing the retirement of long time administrator, Gail Wilbur, and appointment of the new Head of K-4 Division, Michelle Dowling.
Donate new or gently-worn business casual wear for students seeking summer jobs.
The team from The College of New Jersey confirmed that the object was a true, rare chondrite meteorite, in excellent condition.
After agencies and institutions did not respond, a team from The College of New Jersey stepped in to analyze the object. Here's their plan:
The Memorial Day Parade begins at 10 a.m. from the staging area of Nassau Street and Princeton Avenue.
Residents will be able to get a safe ride home after visiting local bars and restaurants, thanks to the police department.
Around 400 people marched from the Witherspoon Presbyterian Church to Princeton University, on International Workers’ Day.