Tag: Princeton
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Construction of new mixed-use commercial, residential apartment building underway
New building will replace house at 40-42 N. Tulane St. built between 1906 and 1918 Partial demolition has begun on the house at 40-42 N. Tulane St., near the corner of Spring Street, for a mixed-use commercial and residential apartment building. The open-air side porch on the north side of the house has been removed…
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Ready, set, go: PMS students paddle their cardboard designs during regatta
Princeton Middle School cardboard regatta returns after three-year hiatus A tradition dating back to 2014, the Princeton Middle School cardboard regatta returned to the pool June 5, the first time in three years since COVID-19. Inside the middle school pool building, eighth graders, who designed each boat to fit four people, filled the space with…
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Voters choose Princeton Council candidates in primary election
Princeton’s Democratic Party voters chose incumbent Princeton Council members David Cohen and Leticia Fraga to run for re-election in the Nov. 7 general election. Cohen received 1,720 votes and Fraga received 1,726 votes in the June 6 Democratic Party primary. The tallies are unofficial, according to the Mercer County Clerk’s Office. The Republican Party did…
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Does Princeton need its own community center?
Officials are seeking input on second Master Plan survey Princeton officials are inviting residents to fill out a second Master Plan survey to help refine what they think the town should look like in 20 years. The questions in this survey, which builds on an earlier survey completed last autumn, will help to guide some…
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Princeton remembers the fallen
Many lined the edge and sidewalks of Nassau Street waving American flags for Princeton’s annual Memorial Day Parade to remember the fallen men and women who sacrificed their lives while serving their country. “We are here today as Veterans Day remembers the living; Memorial Day remembers those who are no longer with us,” said Col.…
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Coalition for Peace Action to honor Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman
Coalition for Peace Action (CFPA) will honor Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman (D-12) for her peace leadership in Congress when the organization’s annual membership program takes place on June 4. The hybrid program – in-person at Christ Congregation and through Zoom – will be held from 1-3:15 p.m. Pre-registration is required by noon on Friday, June…
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Princeton to honor fallen with annual Memorial Day Parade
Col. Bill Putnam will serve as parade grand marshal The Memorial Day Parade serves as a reminder of the fallen men and women who died while serving their country. Princeton’s parade will see residents and visitors line both sides of Nassau Street and wave American flags as parade groups make their one-mile parade journey on…
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Princeton Farmers Market returns to Hinds Plaza this summer
The Princeton Farmers Market is returning to Hinds Plaza, next to the Princeton Public Library, on June 1. The Princeton Council approved a resolution to permit the farmers market to use a portion of Hinds Plaza, which is owned by the town, at its May 8 meeting. The farmers market will be held every Thursday,…
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Community Options to highlight budget in annual board meeting
Community Options Inc. will unveil a $385 million budget when the nonprofit’s annual board meeting takes place this weekend. The national nonprofit organization that develops housing and employment supports for people with disabilities will hold the board meeting at the Union League Liberty Hill outside of Philadelphia on May 21. The meeting will be chaired…
