Events for the day include a Pride picnic and a Pride dance party.
Here's a roundup of Memorial Day events in and around Princeton.
Dr. Adam Hamawy, a former U.S. combat surgeon, was part of a medical and humanitarian aid mission to Palestine.
Dr. Adam Hamawy is a former U.S. Combat Surgeon, famous for saving the life of Illinois Senator Tammy Duckworth in 2004.
Here's what's happening in Princeton this week:
William Noel was a leading figure in open data and information who made many ancient manuscripts accessible to the public.
Redevelopment poses a threat to this historic structure, say historic preservation experts.
Residents will see an increase in police presence on these streets:
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The closure is due to ongoing construction activities by the NJ Department Of Transportation at the Washington Road Bridge Replacement.
In Honor of Volunteer Month, Maplewood at Princeton Shines a Spotlight on HS Students Helping Nonagenarians Pursue their Musical Dreams
In celebration, Princeton's Shade Tree Commission will be giving out free tree saplings at Porchfest in Hinds Plaza on Sunday, April 27.
Excitement is building in Princeton for the April 8 total solar eclipse.
"Chloramines have long been an effective method of water disinfection that meets all EPA and NJDEP drinking water standards."
The ticket matched all five numbers drawn from the Monday, March 18, drawing.
The ticket matched all five numbers from the Friday, March 15, drawing.
The event will be held on Saturday, March 16, at Art on Hulfish from 3 to 5 p.m.
Princeton University, which owns the pool's property, is planning to terminate the swim club's lease in April.
The two-month effort to rehabilitate this fox was successful thanks to the rescue by Princeton Animal Control Officer Jim Ferry.
RWJ University Hospital Somerset and Share My Meals are donating surplus food from its cafeteria to help support families in its community.
The female hawk was found unable to fly but still full of life, said Princeton Officials.
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The grants, totaling $1,035,205, were awarded to 26 nonprofit organizations in 2023.
Paul Romano has been a volunteer since 2021, and his role has allowed him to make a positive impact and forge lifelong friendships.
The Princeton Recreation Department is looking to make some hires for the summer 2024.
Princeton Police sent out an alert about the outage on Tuesday morning.
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Here's what's happening in Princeton this week.
Owner Gail Bogner also has to divest her minority stake in two other Medicaid-funded NJ nursing homes, the OSC said.
Since early January, 265 blood drives across 27 states were canceled, leaving hospitals in short supply of blood, the Red Cross said.
According to a recent survey, Princeton is among the most coveted towns to relocate to if you want to start afresh.
In observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, all Municipal offices will be closed.
The owners of the bookstore said Tuesday they were “voluntarily recognizing the union” and look forward to making 'positive changes'.
The NJSP requires all boaters to take a boat safety course and the proctored exam.
Meanwhile, the owners said they are ready to bargain in ‘good faith’ with employees who have filed to unionize.
More than 30 free, guided hikes will be available around the state, to start the New Year by taking in the Garden State's natural beauty.
Bookstore employees are seeking better working conditions and communication with management.