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Sierra Boggess opens the Princeton Festival on June 5 and Time for Three performs June 18.
Here's what's happening in Princeton this week:
The officer was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. Detectives are asking neighbors to check their security cameras.
The Princeton Police Department and the Brain Injury Alliance of NJ are teaming up for the free seminar.
Feds say states are forcing insurers to cover abortions against their beliefs, Sherrill calls the move a 'fishing expedition.'
A free exhibition puts 29 student and professional concepts for the town's aging bulletin board on display.
A day of reflection and connection centered on student wellness and purpose
The Princeton Police blotter dated March 18 had the following reports:
A judge ruled that Matthew Hertgen, who believed he was Jesus Christ during a psychotic break, was not legally responsible for the murder.
From rising health insurance costs to shrinking state aid, the Superintendent laid out the pressures driving a proposed tax levy increase.
Amazon said it is rolling out faster delivery services in hundreds of U.S. cities on a variety of items typically found at supercenters.
The PCDO handed out endorsements Sunday, sending 3 council candidates forward.
Flooding and downed trees have shut down several roads in Princeton until further notice following Monday's powerful storm.
Forecasters warn of wind gusts up to 80 mph, possible tornadoes, and flash flooding across New Jersey on Monday evening.
Special education, transportation and security aid are all rising under Gov. Sherrill's proposed $12.4 billion statewide education budget.
The Princeton, NJ Police Department is accepting applications for entry-level officers, with salaries starting at $73,294.
Princeton police will conduct heightened drunk driving enforcement from through March 17.
The newly opened museum earned global recognition for its bold design, world-class collection, and commitment to diverse voices in art.
The Princeton police blotter dated March 11 had the following reports:
The Municipality has adopted a modernized filming ordinance to qualify for Film Ready New Jersey certification.
More than a year after Joseph Hertgen was found dead at a Princeton apartment, his brother Matthew faces a trial.
7 designs were honored in the competition to reimagine the municipality's cherished public notice boards.
A Super Bunny Bash, sensory-friendly visit and pet photo opportunities are among the seasonal offerings.
From fast-casual dining to activewear and luxury bath products, MarketFair is adding a wave of new stores and restaurants.
Hackensack Meridian Health launches a new initiative to support women’s mental health through every season of life.
A free community seminar on traffic safety is coming to Princeton Municipal Hall. Here's what you'll learn, & how to register:
With more than $65K raised and a design partnership in place, the PTO plans to revive a once-beloved turtle garden.
The 8-week paid summer program runs June 29 through Aug. 21 for Princeton-district students.
Coalition for Peace Action to Host Nonviolence Webinar on Tue., March 17 from 7-8:30 PM with Certified Nonviolence Trainer, Sam Chawla-Rios
This year's lecture features astrophysicist and Prison Teaching Initiative co-founder Jenny Greene.
Scammers are posing as Princeton officers using fake emails and websites to demand money and personal information.
PFARS has appointed Ari Meisel to lead the 87-year-old all-volunteer squad.
The Princeton Police blotter dated March 3 had the following reports:
Mayor Mark Freda is leaving his post at Princeton First Aid & Rescue Squad — but says he's not done with emergency services.
Residents can expect an increased police presence in some areas. See where:
The free eight-week program gives residents an inside look at policing, investigations and more. Classes begin April 16.
The Princeton police blotter dated Feb. 24 had the following reports:
The family behind Hamilton's Brothers Pizza and BLEND is bringing daily dining and event catering to 2 Mercer County golf destinations.