New Library Trustee President Wants To Make Facility 'Heart of Community'

Candace Braun

After making the Princeton Public Library her own living room when she and her family lived in an apartment on Hulfish Street 11 years ago, Nancy Ukai Russell wants the rest of the community to call the library their home now, too.

Borough Passes PHS Parking Law, Approval by Township Expected

Matthew Hersh

Borough Council unanimously passed an ordinance intended to ameliorate the student parking problem that has plagued the Princeton High School neighborhood for years.

The Day Clinton Came to Town: Or the Interview That Never Was

Stuart Mitchner

How's this for the ultimate author's fantasy? His first book has gone right to the top of the best-seller lists, it's been sold to publishers all over the world, and when he goes to book-signing events people line up at dawn and wait half a day in brutal heat on dismal parking lot pavements just to have him sign their copies. And what about the signing at the Stockman residence in Hopewell on the same day, where people paid $500 for a signed copy and $1,000 for a photograph with him? Okay, he doesn't get to keep the big money. But it goes to a cause he believes in named Rush Holt.