Driver and Pump Operator Shares His Unique Volunteer Perspective
Here's what's happening in Princeton this week:
With the holiday season around the corner, donors are needed to help provide local children with gifts.
Patch has partnered with T-Mobile to recognize these often unsung community leaders and celebrate their contributions.
Liliana Morenilla serves those who are food insecure through Princeton Mobile Food Pantry.
A special presentation Thursday night will allow residents to see the Community Master Plan draft.
Laor Abramov was attending a music festival in Israel when he was reported missing, his parents said.
Hélène Lanctuit has been appointed the first CEO of Princeton-based nonprofit Share My Meals.
As a test, alerts will be sent to your phones, radios, and TV by FEMA. Here's what to know:
A large portion of Community Park North was blown down in major storms. This grant will help with reforestation.
The community-wide event will be held at the Municipality Complex Plaza.
Residents can learn about the master plan process, current conditions, and highlights from last year’s public surveys.
On Sept. 30, take a walk through the most sustainable homes and yards in the Municipality
Attendees can enjoy local craft beer, hard cider, food, live music and nature-themed activities.
The weeklong celebration promotes inclusiveness, unity, and diversity in the community.
Lori Troilo will replace Kathleen Gittleman as interim Executive Director.
The exhibit will showcase details Albert Einstein’s relationships with local African American residents and Black leaders.
The former CEO of Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital says his failure to prevent a body painting exhibition led to his ouster.
Patch has partnered with T-Mobile to recognize often-unsung community leaders and celebrate their contributions.
Although there is a possibility of showers on Thursday, heat index values are expected to hit 102 in Princeton.
Mayor Mark Freda criticized the state for failing to inform families ahead of time. Local officials will hold a meeting to assess the lapse
The market will be returning for its first fall session beginning Sept. 6 through Oct. 4.
The items were recently distributed to Princeton Public School children from low-income families.
This event will directly support BRCSJ’s new initiative that combats censorship and battles book-banning.
Officer Billie D. Ellis died on Aug. 19, 1955, while trying to rescue two young boys in Carnegie Lake. He was off-duty at the time.
The hospital has plans to build a new cancer center. Here are some details:
Dean Svecz from School of Rock Princeton joined other top teen musicians to perform at various venues across four midwestern states.
The event will be held at the Community Park Pool from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.