Sunday is National Ice Cream Day, and several national chains are offering deals to enjoy one of summer's favorite treats.
The funds will go towards helping the nonprofit provide meals to food-insecure community members.
Immigrant justice leaders spoke about the response to the raid and demanded a full investigation into ICE operations.
Children and families involved in Princeton Nursery School and YWCA Princeton will receive better access to nutritious food.
Here's what's happening in Princeton this week:
The bat tested positive for rabies on Wednesday. Currently, no human exposures are known, officials said.
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Claire Tang will serve as a local advocate, aiming to increase education and awareness on reading and writing.
The summer programs will help families who do not have other options.
This summer pop-up show, an Einstein selfie station, a hands-on magnetism activity and more.
Officials also released a list of areas with confirmed coyote sightings and activity.
People braved the excessive heat warning to participate in the Princeton Pride Parade on Saturday. Here are some photos:
The Pink Pearl Night is hosted yearly to raise funds for YWCA Princeton’s Breast Cancer Resource Center.
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The day will begin with the annual flag-raising ceremony at Monument Hall.
The parade begins at 11 a.m. from the steps of the Princeton Municipal Building, followed by an after-party.
This year's race will feature a DJ, yard games, food trucks and more.
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The vibrant artwork also includes positive messages for the community.
Events also included a Pride picnic and a Pride dance party.
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The event is a do-over of a Kentucky Debry-themed event held earlier this month.
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.
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.