🌱 Patch AM: Princeton Porchfest Pivots Indoors Due To Nor'easter

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Princeton Porchfest Pivots Indoors Due To Nor'easter

Organizers cited a bleak forecast and shifted to a condensed lineup hosted by local businesses and partners.

Theft Criminal Mischief, Burglary: Princeton Police Blotter

The Princeton Police blotter dated Sept. 25 had the following reports:

Porsche Worth $250K Stolen In Princeton, Police Say

Police believe the thief or thieves entered the Prospect Avenue home to get the keys. No signs of forced entry were found.

🌱 Patch AM: Princeton Schools Add Diwali To 2027-28 Calendar

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Princeton Schools Add Diwali To 2027-28 Calendar

The superintendent said the district needed to correct the draft, which left out the holiday.

'Hop On The Loop' This Fall In Princeton

Officials rode the Loop Express with students to kick off a fall push to get more people on board.

🌱 Patch AM: Princeton BOE Extends Superintendent's Contract Through 2031

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Princeton BOE Extends Superintendent's Contract Through 2031

The extension brings the contract to six years, with salary rising to $354,535 by the 2030-31 school year.

Live Music Takes Over Princeton Porches This Saturday

Jazz, bluegrass, hip-hop and more are coming to 15 stages around town, with a new act every hour.

🌱 Patch AM: Major NJ Pharmaceutical Company Lays Off Hundreds

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Major NJ Pharmaceutical Company Lays Off Hundreds

The layoffs, set to begin in December, mark the company's third round of NJ cuts disclosed this year.

Princeton Residents Press Council For Traffic Fixes At Intersection After Crashes

Residents and council members discussed crash data, enforcement numbers and long-sought speed tables at the intersection.

Attitudes In Reverse® Honors Rayan Shah – Student Leader as a Partner in Hope

Attitudes In Reverse®Honors Rayan Shah – High School Student, Leader, Golf Champion and Mental Health Advocate – as a Partner in Hope

🌱 Patch AM: Princeton Council Candidates To Face Off At Hybrid Forum Oct. 6

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Princeton Board Of Education Meets Tuesday. What To Expect

A superintendent contract hearing and vote top the agenda, along with new school calendars and building repair spending.

Kitten Rides 800 Miles Under Car From NJ To Georgia

The kitten named Jersey was wedged under the car of a college student returning to campus. It has found its forever home, rescuers said.

Princeton Council Candidates To Face Off At Hybrid Forum Oct. 6

Residents can attend in person or on Zoom and submit questions for the three candidates running for two seats.

🌱 Patch AM: Thinking of learning piano? Meet the Princeton teacher everyone recommends.

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Council Closed Session, Green House Tour, Porchfest: Princeton This Week

Free home tours, a porch music festival and a Mayor and Council meeting fill Princeton's calendar through Sept. 28.

🌱 Patch AM: What the $7.25M fatal-crash settlement means for Princeton officials.

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Sweetgreen Opening In Mercer Co. Saturday, To Donate Meals To Princeton Nonprofit

The opening includes giveaways, a Fall Harvest menu and a free-entrée deal for college students.

Toys R Us To Open 120 New Stores: What To Know In NJ

The retailer's East Rutherford flagship is one of five stores nationwide getting the new influencer-focused space.

Princeton Releases Diagnostic Report On Land Development Code Overhaul

A new Code Diagnostic outlines preliminary ideas for reorganizing the municipality's development rules.

The Princeton Green House Tours Return for a 4th Year

Presented in partnership with Sustainable Princeton, Princeton Environmental Commission (PEC), and the Princeton Public Library

Princeton’s Presbyterian Church To Host Annual Block Party

The free Saturday event brings food, music and community speakers to Quarry Street.

Theft, Criminal Trespass, Burglary: Princeton Police Blotter

The Princeton Police blotter dated Sept. 15 had the following reports:

Narcissistic abuse by a stepbrother

Bruce Levinson, Hightstown, confiscated everything of Ellen Bates when she was vulnerable and won’t give it back.

Here's How Much Snow NJ Can Expect This Winter, Old Farmer's Almanac Predictions Say

The Old Farmer's Almanac has predictions for New Jersey this winter as a strong El Niño takes hold.

Kingston-Area Path Of D&R Canal Park Closing Weekdays Through Mid-October

A Recreational Trails Program resurfacing project runs Sept. 21 through Oct. 16.

$7.25M Settlement Reached In Lawsuit Over Fatal Princeton Car Chase Crash

Jodi Marcou died when a stolen vehicle fleeing Mayor Mark Freda crashed into her car in 2021.

Attitudes In Reverse® Honors Carol Rickard as Champion of Hope

Attitudes In Reverse® Honors Carol Rickard as Champion of Hope

Princeton Schools Recognized For Sustainability Efforts

From electric buses to new tree plantings, 6 schools earned or maintained Sustainable Jersey certification.

Princeton Nonprofit Share My Meals Appoints New CEO

The nonprofit's new leader brings over 20 years of nonprofit executive experience.

Princeton To Consider Fire Department Ordinance, Parking Rules Monday

Meeting also includes proclamations, resolutions on youth orchestra license and $195K equipment contract.

How Long Do Cold Sores Last? A Dentist Explains the Healing Timeline

A cold sore can seemingly appear overnight. You may first notice a little tingling or burning near your lip, followed by a blister.

When Your Relationship Needs Help: What to Look For—and What to Walk Away From

How to spot a counselor worth your trust, the red flags to avoid, and the signs that it's finally time to stop struggling alone

24 Princeton Students Named National Merit Semifinalists

Students from the Hun School, Princeton Day School, Princeton High School and PISMS are among more than 16,000 teens competing nationwide.

Sweetgreen Opening In Mercer Co., To Donate Meals To Princeton Nonprofit

The opening includes giveaways, a Fall Harvest menu and a free-entrée deal for college students

Receiving Stolen Property, DUI, Warrant Arrest: Princeton Police Blotter

The Princeton Police blotter dated Sept. 8 had the following reports: