Noticing a Dark Line at the Base of Your Tooth? Here's What It Could Mean

Learn what a dark line at the base of a tooth may mean, when it's harmless, and when it's time to schedule a dental evaluation.

Service Of Warrant, Theft Of Mislaid Property: Princeton Police Blotter

The Princeton Police blotter dated Aug. 6 had the following reports

Community Partners Launch Multi-Year BioBlitz at Princeton Battlefield State Park

A multi-year effort to track biodiversity in a NJ State Park

Princeton Parking Overhaul: Higher Rates, New Restrictions Near Schools

Three ordinances introduced July 27 aim to address safety concerns and rising system costs.

Weather Shift Brings Triple-Digit Temperatures To NJ Thursday

After a Wednesday peppered with heavy rainfall, the heat index will surge as high as 103 degrees Thursday.

Princeton's At Home Store Closing For Good, Selling Remaining Inventory

The home décor retailer, which survived last year's bankruptcy closures, is now shutting its doors.

New Jewelry Store Opens Doors At Princeton's Palmer Square

The store features gold and diamond collections along with personalized styling sessions.

Princeton Targets Speeding On 5 Streets With August Enforcement

Police will focus on Cedar Lane, Prospect Avenue, Princeton-Kingston Road and more.

New Butterfly Garden At Princeton's MarketFair Honors Grieving Families

The 841-square-foot garden supports Good Grief's mission to help children coping with loss.

Bipartisan NJ Legislative Disability Caucus Examines School Bus Safety for Students with Disabilities

Caucus hears from state education official, task force leadership, and a family advocate on the need for stronger safety protocols

3 Princeton School Board Incumbents Set For November Reelection Bids

All three current board members have filed to run again this fall.

Princeton Optometrist Indicted On Health Care Fraud, Kickback Charges, Feds Say

Court documents describe cataract and corneal surgeries tied to kickbacks worth up to 50% of Medicare reimbursements.

Defiant Trespass, Theft By Deception, Shoplifting: Princeton Police Blotter

The Princeton Police blotter dated July 29 had the following reports:

NJ's New Takeout Rule In Effect

Starting Aug. 1, plastic forks and condiment packets only come with your order if you request them.

Princeton's The Alice Wins National Apartment Association Excellence Award

The boutique community, which opened in March 2025, was recognized among small rental communities nationwide.

Princeton Schools Board Reviews Cell Phone Policy, Student Weighs In

The board heard a first read of the state-mandated policy, despite a student's push to limit it to classrooms only.

Council Meeting, Historic Preservation Commission:Princeton This Week

Here's what's happening in Princeton this week:

$150 Fee Sparks Debate At Princeton School Board Meeting

Superintendent Michael LaSusa said a flat fee was the simplest approach to close a district budget gap.

Princeton Schools: Pickup Changes Coming, Construction On Track

LaSusa told the Board of Education that drop-off and pick-up procedures may change at some schools this fall.

35K Non-Citizens Registered To Vote In NJ, Trump Says

The White House and state GOP leaders called for the SAVE America Act and voter ID after Sherrill's noncitizen registration disclosure.

Shoplifting, Driving While Intoxicated: Princeton Police Blotter

The Princeton police blotter dated July 21 had the following reports:

Snow Cones, Face Painting And More: MarketFair's Summer Soirée Is Back

The free, open-to-the-public event runs from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. on July 29 at Center Court.

New Report Reveals Gaps In Services For Princeton's Low-Income Residents

Food, healthcare and transportation topped the list of needs in the town's first comprehensive assessment since 2014.

Hundreds Of Noncitizens Voted In NJ Due To MVC Error, Sherrill Says

Sherrill orders investigation and vendor replacement after software flaw registered 6,600 people incorrectly.

Free Mobile Health Clinic Coming To Princeton July 23

Zufall Health will offer physicals, vaccinations and more on a sliding fee scale at Monument Hall.

Lawsuit Over Valley Rd. Variance Heads To Princeton Zoning Board Closed Session

The lawsuit claims the board's approval process was arbitrary and improperly noticed.

Cirque de Paris Returns To Princeton This August

The French circus show runs August 20 through September 7 under the Big Top.

Ice Cream Sandwich Shop To Open In Princeton Saturday

The chain's grand opening is set for Saturday at noon on Witherspoon Street.

Mercer Co. Student Among State's CTE Scholar Award Winners

Ryleigh Johnson was honored for achievement in health sciences.

Princeton Recreation Collecting Swimsuits, Goggles For Donation Drive

Drop off new, unused items at Community Park Pool through Aug. 15.

Theft By Deception, Criminal Attempt, Burglary: Princeton Police Blotter

The Princeton police blotter dated July 15 had the following reports:

NYC Smash Burger Chain Opens In Princeton

The fast-growing chain's new Nassau Street location serves made-to-order smash burgers daily.

Code Ninjas Princeton Celebrates Young STEM Leaders

Code Ninjas Princeton hosted its STEM Excellence & Entrepreneurship Recognition Ceremony, celebrating outstanding achievements of students

Princeton's  MarketFair Hosting Summer Scavenger Hunt, Offers Weekly Prizes

The"Great Summer Dash" rewards shoppers, diners and event-goers with points toward a $500 grand prize.

Princeton Opens Cooling Centers As Extreme Heat Warning Takes Effect Wednesday

The National Weather Service warns of heat index values up to 107 degrees from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Homelessness Awareness Walk Heads To Princeton Ahead Of FIFA World Cup Final Stop

A group is walking 93 miles from Philadelphia to New York New Jersey Stadium to raise funds and awareness.

Princeton Shopping Center Could Get 8 New EV Charging Stalls

The application goes before the board Thursday, with environmental commission support.

Bastille Day Meets World Cup In Princeton Celebration On July 14

French food, a relay race and bonus Global Food Passport points highlight the Experience Princeton event.

Reformation Set To Open Second NJ Store In Princeton

Sustainable fashion brand's Princeton location will feature its tech-driven Retail X concept.

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