Tag: Princeton Shopping Center
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Princeton Council applies for state grant to improve section of Terhune Road ahead of housing developments
Princeton officials hope to receive a state grant to offset the costs of improvements to a section of Terhune Road, between N. Harrison Street and Grover Avenue, in advance of the construction of more than 600 apartments in the area. The Princeton Council approved the $636,000 grant application to the New Jersey Department of Transportation’s…
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Princeton launches ‘Tell us what you want’ online survey in Master Plan update
For anyone who has ever wanted to tell Princeton officials what they think, this is their chance. Princeton officials have launched an online survey – “Tell Us What You Want” – to find out what residents and visitors want in dining, shopping and housing options as the town prepares to update the Princeton Community Master…
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Road closures expected Feb. 12 during Cupid’s Chase 5K
There will be several road closures in the area of the Princeton Shopping Center, 301 N. Harrison St., and Bunn Drive, from 9:30 a.m. to noon Feb. 12 for the annual Cupid’s Chase 5K. Course information can be found at https://runsignup.com/Race/NJ/Princeton/CupidsChasePrinceton
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Claridge Wine and Liquor license transfer approved; store will move to Nassau Street
Claridge Wine and Liquor will move from its longtime home at the Princeton Shopping Center to a storefront at 102 Nassau St. – the former home of Landau’s clothing store – after the Princeton Council signed off on its application to transfer the liquor license to the new location. The Princeton Council approved the place-to-place…
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Apartment building at Princeton Shopping Center approved by Planning Board
The Princeton Planning Board has given approval to Princeton (Edens) LLC’s application to build a 200-unit rental apartment building at the Princeton Shopping Center on North Harrison Street. The Planning Board signed off on it at a special meeting Oct. 26, wrapping up the public hearing on Princeton (Edens) LLC’s application for preliminary and final…
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Princeton Council delays decision on wine and liquor store move
An application to allow a place-to-place transfer of Claridge Wine and Liquor from the Princeton Shopping Center to a vacant store front at 102 Nassau St. triggered a two-hour debate – but no consensus – at the Princeton Council’s Oct. 25 meeting. The Princeton Council postponed action on a resolution to authorize the move until…
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Planning Board to hold special meeting on Princeton Shopping Center plan
The Princeton Planning Board will hold a special meeting Oct. 26 to wrap up the public hearing on Princeton (Edens) LLC’s application to build a 200-unit rental apartment building at the Princeton Shopping Center on North Harrison Street. The Planning Board, which began the public hearing on the application last month, listened to five hours…
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Princeton Planning Board considers development at Princeton Shopping Center
The Princeton Planning Board is expected to take action on an application to build a 200-unit rental apartment building on a portion of a parking lot at the Princeton Shopping Center when the board meets Oct. 14. The Planning Board began a public hearing on the application by Princeton (Edens) LLC for preliminary and final…
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New cooperative gives local artists a place to create, sell art
Local artists have a new space to create and showcase their work in Princeton with the opening of Princeton Makes. Princeton Makes is an artist cooperative located at the Princeton Shopping Center, 301 N. Harrison St., next to Metropolis Spa & Salon and near Color Me Mine. The cooperative founded by Jim Levine, who is…
