Revised Palmer Square Housing Plan Viewed Favorably by Planning Board

Matthew Hersh

The proposed luxury housing that has been a point of contention for residents living in the John-Witherspoon neighborhood moved forward last week when the Princeton Regional Planning Board heard plans that would make the development "friendlier" to the streetscape.

Borough, Township To Share Same Prosecutor Once Again

Candace Braun

Both Princeton municipalities will share the same prosecutor once again, after Borough Council hired Kim Augustus Otis, Esq., last week, the prosecutor who was hired by the Township at the beginning of January.

Residents Reach for Higher Ground As Township Puts Forth a Flood Plan

Matthew Hersh

In its continuing effort to address and reduce the impact of flooding in the area, members of the Princeton Township Flood Control Committee released a final draft of a flood mitigation plan geared to answer the concerns of residents who have been affected by flooding in the Township.

Princeton University Donates 127 Acres Surrounding Princeton Nurseries, Canal

Matthew Hersh

The Delaware & Raritan Canal knows no boundaries ‹ at least according to Princeton Township Mayor Phyllis Marchand. To her and to thousands of others who travel the path annually, it erases the lines between municipalities and provides an escape for an otherwise bustling central Jersey. The towpath is the place where walkers, cyclists, and joggers alike go to find quiet seclusion in an area so close to the gridlocked grind of Route 1.

McCaffrey's Employee Taken During Recent Immigration Raid

Candace Braun

Sergio Valdez, a McCaffrey's supermarket employee since 1994, was taken into custody by an undercover Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) official at his place of employment last week.

PROFILES IN EDUCATION

Candace Braun

Judith Wilson, new Superintendent of Schools for the Princeton Regional School District.