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(Photo by Rebecca Blackwell ©2003 Town Topics)

caption:
RUSHING TO MEET A NEED: U.S. Congressman Rush Holt, of Hopewell Township, talks with phlebotomist Marisol Homs as he donates blood Monday at an American Red Cross blood drive at Acorn Glen on Mt. Lucas Road. The recent blackout caused blood drive cancellations across the region, compounding an already critical blood shortage.End caption

Superintendent Says All Schools Will Open On Time

By Becky Melvin

Getting all six Princeton Regional Schools in shape for opening day September 3 would require a Herculean effort on behalf of construction crews and school staff; but that's exactly what is happening, District Superintendent Claire Sheff Kohn said Monday.

Borough Is Expected To Increase Its Rates For Overnight Parking

By Myrna K. Bearse

Borough residents who don't have a driveway will have to pay a little more for the privilege of parking overnight on Borough Streets.

Public Library Signs New Temporary Lease At Shopping Center; Monthly Rent Is Raised

By Laura Goldblatt

With its initial lease expiring on December 31, 2003, the Princeton Public Library board of trustees approved a new agreement on August 19 that will allow the library to remain at its temporary location until April 2004, though the monthly rent will be increased from $6,300 to $19, 500 per month.

 

 

 

 
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