Field day at West Windsor-Plainsboro High School South draws students who do not normally interact By: Nick Norlen    WEST WINDSOR — Friday was the first time West Windsor-Plainsboro High School South senior Ben Rose had participated in the school’s annual Unity Day.    He said he got involved because he had heard good things.    "It’s with…

Challenge to Pulte Homes’ 34-unit project slated to be heard in July By: Greg Forester    ROCKY HILL — Rocky Hill Citizens for Responsible Growth will get its day in court this summer.    The organization has filed a lawsuit against a planned development by Pulte Homes which is now scheduled to be heard in Superior Court…

Knights advance in CJ III baseball By: Bob Nuse    This time it was Pete Kelly.    And another day it might have been Kevin Maselli. Or maybe it might have been a combination of Matt Fania and Charlie Carluccio.    No matter what the game, someone always seems to come through with a big hit for the…

   Robert B. Taylor, 87, died Sunday in the Compassionate Care Hospice, Trenton.    Born in Trenton and a former resident of Ewing Township, he had resided in Pennington for the last year.    Mr. Taylor was in the automobile business most of his life, working at Johnson Cadillac and Pitcairn Volkswagon. He later worked at the New…

Cougars to face Ridge again By: Justin Feil    The top seeds in the Group II and Group III boys’ lacrosse state tournament advanced with wins Friday.    It was good news for Montgomery High, the top seed in Group III, as the Cougars dismantled Fair Lawn, 16-2, to reach the semifinals where they will host Ridge…

Debate looms over historic designation of ’50s neighborhood By: Courtney Gross    As the threat of teardowns looms, some residents throughout Princeton are pursuing a designation aimed at protecting the character of their neighborhoods — the much-debated historic district.    Although some see the designation as protection from the construction of McMansions, oversized houses out of scale…

Conference examines ways to reconnect the study of business with creative humanism By: Lauren Otis    In the academic realm, running a business is too often imagined, and taught, as a non-human, mechanical enterprise, involving principles of return on investment and shareholder profits, when it is in fact a creative, and inherently human, activity.    So posited…