We are writing to express our strong opposition to the recent decision by the mayor and Council to remove two informational kiosks from our town. These kiosks serve a vital purpose in our community, ...

Two weeks after the culmination of the fiercely fought and — at least for many — surprising, 2024 elections, politicos, local organizations, and Princeton residents from across the political spectrum ...

The Garden Theatre is partnering with the Princeton University Art Museum to again commemorate Day With(out) Art, an occasion to remember those artists and creators impacted by the AIDS crisis. This ...

When Joel McKinnon Miller signed on in June 2023 to play the notorious miser Ebenezer Scrooge in McCarter Theatre’s production of A Christmas Carol last December, he wasn’t entirely familiar with the ...

As the Princeton High girls’ volleyball team hosted Moorestown last Thursday in the New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association (NJSIAA) Group 3 state semis, it was the last-ever home game ...

At a meeting on Tuesday, November 12, Princeton Council was given a first look at a study being designed to improve safety along a 2.5-mile stretch of the Harrison Street corridor. Representatives ...

Many thanks to Town Topics for announcing the official opening of the 153-acre preserve [“Ribbon Cutting to Officially Open 153-Acre Green Space Preserve,” November 13, page 1]. As the former chair of ...

In a ceremony at Princeton Battlefield State Park on Monday, November 18, a gathering of about 50 heard how new tourist-friendly historical signage and other upgrades will be providing future visitors ...

Grace Hegedus has been bursting from the starting line over the past two seasons for the Princeton High girls’ cross country team. The sophomore set the tone for a team on the rise last year in her ...

It’s all about repetition,” says Jim Hoyt. Co-owner with his wife, Lara De Meo Hoyt, of Jump Shot Gym in Hillsborough, he points out the importance of practicing basketball shots again and again in ...

Mercer County Community College (MCCC) students from different departments are collaborating on an interpretation of a classic Greek tragedy The Bacchae of Euripides and A Mouthful of Birds, November ...

RENAISSANCE MEN: McCarter Theatre hosts the Renaissance Quartet, a group of Juilliard School graduates mentored by Itzhak Perlman, on Thursday, November 21. From left are Daniel Hass, Randall Goosby, ...