Council Meeting, Zoning Board: Princeton This Week

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Princeton Prepares For Pi Day Keeping Einstein Front & Center

From Pie eating contests and Einstein look-alike contests to Pi Recitation and PiRade, a whole lot of events are scheduled.

Princeton Receives Recognition For Being Bicycle Friendly Community

This is the 12th year Princeton has received this recognition from the League of American Bicyclists.

Boating in NJ - Choose a NASBLA-Approved Boating Course

Learn the importance of being NASBLA Certified

Boating in New Jersey – Required Documentation

Get your NJ Boat Safety Certificate with Boat Safe US!

Community Invited To Provide Feedback On Princeton Transit Services

Princeton is conducting a Community Transit Plan study that will assess its mobility needs.

Increased Law Enforcement Presence In Princeton For Police Training

Harrison Street will see an increase in police vehicles, authorities said.

Council Meeting, Referendum Vote: Princeton This Week

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9 Princeton Nonprofits Get Grants To Address Community Needs

The Burke Foundation and J&J have partnered with the Community Foundation to provide Community Impact Grants.

Pond At Community Park North Now Open For Ice Skating

Check for updates from the Princeton Recreation Department every day before planning to go ice skating.

Princeton Recreation Department Is Hiring For Summer 2025

There are several jobs opening at day camp and CP Pool this summer.

Princeton To Open Warming Centers Through Friday As Temperatures Dip

The warming centers will provide a safe space for residents in need.

MLK Day 2025: What’s Open And Closed In Princeton

Martin Luther King Jr. Day, a federal holiday honoring the slain civil rights leader, will be held on Monday.

Time to prepare for the upcoming season on the water!

Our 2025 Class and Exam schedules are now available for Lawrence Township, Mercer County

Princeton Honors Police Officer Who Retired After 30 Years of Service

Sgt. James Martinez joined the Princeton Borough Police Department in January 1994.

Theft By Deception, Burglary To A Vehicle: Princeton Police Blotter

The Princeton Police blotter dated Tuesday, Jan. 14 had the following reports:

NJ Boat Safety Classes – In-Person and On-Line

Whether in-person or on-line – Take your boat safety course and be ready for boating season!

Princeton's Annual Reorganization Meeting Scheduled For Jan. 7

Two members of the council and the mayor will take the oath of office.

Firm Issued Violation For Spill That Caused Princeton Water Problem

M&U International in Branchburg repackages fragrances, essential oils, and flavoring.

Leak At Repackaging Facility Linked To Taste, Odor In Princeton Water

The facility in Branchburg repackages fragrances, essential oils, and flavorings, the NJDEP said.

Princeton Water Meets Standards Despite Taste, Odor: NJ American Water

NJDEP said the water meets all state and federal standards.

Changes In Water Taste, Odor Reported In Princeton: NJ American Water

The utility company sent out an urgent message about the issue to customers in the Raritan System and surrounding areas.

Princeton Architect Redesigns 300-Year-Old Building For Nonprofit

The building will be used by Homeworks as a weekday after-school residential program for marginalized young women.

Princeton Honors James Mack For 'Profound Impact’ On Community

Mack was honored for creating a sanctuary for the community at his barber shop.

Restaurants Partner With Princeton Nonprofit To Fight Hunger

10 percent of the proceeds will be donated to Princeton-based Share My Meals.

Princeton Celebrates Grand Opening Of 153-Acre Wood

Princeton reached an agreement with a development company to preserve the open space back in October 2021.

NJ American Water Issues Mandatory Conservation Notice In Princeton

The notice comes after NJ issued a drought warning in the state.

Council Meeting, Zoning Board: Princeton This Week

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Princeton To Host Shred Fest On Saturday

The event will be held at the Westminster Choir College Parking Lot. See details:

Princeton Police Is Hosting A Winter Coat Drive

All items will be donated to the Cornerstone Community Kitchen.

Planning Board, Election 2024: Princeton This Week

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Mandatory Cold Weather PFD Wear

On the Water Nov to May?– Wear a Life Jacket!

Princeton Community Housing Gets Outstanding Community Award

The award was received for the construction of Jim and Fannie Floyd House.

Fire Ban In Effect In Princeton, Amid NJ Drought Watch

No wood or charcoal fires or fireworks celebrations will be allowed until further notice.

Council Meeting, BOE Meeting: Princeton This Week

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Planning Board, Zoning Board: Princeton This Week

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Princeton Gets Grant To Expand Food Scraps Collection Program

The grant will go towards adding up to 10 additional food scrap drop-off sites over the next year, officials said.

Council Meeting, Planning Board: Princeton This Week

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Supreme Court Ethics Reform Rally In Princeton On Oct. 20

The rally is aimed to oppose recent decisions made by the SCOTUS and urge attendees to take action.

Princeton’s Nassau Inn Inducted Into Historic Hotels Of America

Nassau Inn has been recognized for preserving and maintaining its historic integrity, architecture, and ambiance.