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Amendment flips proposed no-parking side of street; new public hearing set for Aug. 24.
Coming up on the Princeton Patch calendar: KlezRimon Jam With Us! From Shtetl to Carnegie Hall
The vehicle honors Michael Kenwood, who died during a 2011 swiftwater rescue in Hurricane Irene.
The exhibition reimagines a 12th-century war epic and runs through Jan. 3, 2027.
Here's what's happening in Princeton this week:
You won’t want to miss KlezRimon Jam With Us! From Shtetl to Carnegie Hall on the Princeton Patch calendar
And on the Princeton Patch calendar - Joint Effort Safe Streets Hoops Weekend(Clinic, Saturday, August 8th & Games, Sunday, August 9th)
Young artists from Princeton YMCA’s, Club Princeton Y Achievers, recently had their artwork, “Alas y RaĂces” (Wings and Roots),” on display
"True Marriage," directed by Sarah Rasmussen, imagines a couple who can hear each other's every thought.
Learn what a dark line at the base of a tooth may mean, when it's harmless, and when it's time to schedule a dental evaluation.
Make time for Unemployed? Obtain a Free Training Grant for Top Certifications on the Princeton Patch calendar
The Princeton Police blotter dated Aug. 6 had the following reports
Coming up: Unemployed? Obtain a Free Training Grant for Top Certifications on the Princeton Patch calendar
A multi-year effort to track biodiversity in a NJ State Park
Three ordinances introduced July 27 aim to address safety concerns and rising system costs.
After a Wednesday peppered with heavy rainfall, the heat index will surge as high as 103 degrees Thursday.
The home décor retailer, which survived last year's bankruptcy closures, is now shutting its doors.
The store features gold and diamond collections along with personalized styling sessions.
Police will focus on Cedar Lane, Prospect Avenue, Princeton-Kingston Road and more.
The 841-square-foot garden supports Good Grief's mission to help children coping with loss.
Caucus hears from state education official, task force leadership, and a family advocate on the need for stronger safety protocols
All three current board members have filed to run again this fall.
Court documents describe cataract and corneal surgeries tied to kickbacks worth up to 50% of Medicare reimbursements.
The Princeton Police blotter dated July 29 had the following reports:
Starting Aug. 1, plastic forks and condiment packets only come with your order if you request them.
The boutique community, which opened in March 2025, was recognized among small rental communities nationwide.
The board heard a first read of the state-mandated policy, despite a student's push to limit it to classrooms only.
Superintendent Michael LaSusa said a flat fee was the simplest approach to close a district budget gap.
LaSusa told the Board of Education that drop-off and pick-up procedures may change at some schools this fall.
The White House and state GOP leaders called for the SAVE America Act and voter ID after Sherrill's noncitizen registration disclosure.
The Princeton police blotter dated July 21 had the following reports:
The free, open-to-the-public event runs from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. on July 29 at Center Court.
Food, healthcare and transportation topped the list of needs in the town's first comprehensive assessment since 2014.
Sherrill orders investigation and vendor replacement after software flaw registered 6,600 people incorrectly.
Zufall Health will offer physicals, vaccinations and more on a sliding fee scale at Monument Hall.
The lawsuit claims the board's approval process was arbitrary and improperly noticed.
The French circus show runs August 20 through September 7 under the Big Top.