Princeton Community Housing Receives Federal Aid for Seniors

Matthew Hersh

Princeton Community Housing has received a grant from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development for over $7 million that will help increase affordable housing for seniors in Princeton.

High School's Numina Gallery Receives Art Archives from Princeton University

Candace Braun

Along with a new gym, media center, and state-of-the-art auditorium, Princeton High School has something else to look forward to: boxes and boxes of archived photographs from Princeton University's art and archaeology department.

Winter Weather Cancels School, Delays Construction in Princeton

Candace Braun

With the spate of cold weather and snow in Princeton since early December, and the worst prediction Monday from Punxsutawney Phil, Princeton Regional School District is facing a difficult time keeping ahead of the game.

New Palmer Square Ice Cream Shop Will Provide Quality Without Frills

Matthew Hersh

What is the perfect accompaniment to browsing downtown on a warm (or even not-so-warm) day? Well, ice cream, of course.

Why "The Pine Barrens" is New Jersey's One Book

Stuart Mitchner

John McPhee's The Pine Barrens is an excellent One Book New Jersey choice. From now through April readers all over the state will be vicariously exploring what the New Jersey Library Association's special bookmark calls "the largest essentially untouched wilderness east of the Mississipi."

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