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The Arts Council Moves Closer to Expansion
Matthew Hersh
The Arts Council of Princeton has moved closer to fulfilling a renovation and expansion project that has ignited passionate convictions from both supporters and opponents of the plan.
$1.6 Million Allotted For Road Repair; Harsh Winter Blamed
Matthew Hersh
The warming trend that has brought area temperatures well into the 50s this week could almost be enough to make residents forget the brutally cold winter that is, technically, still upon us.
As DWI Arrests Continue to Increase Borough Police Monitor Drunk Driving
Candace Braun
A serious crackdown on drunk driving in Princeton Borough has been taking place over the last few years. According to Borough Police records, the number of drunk driving arrests has quadrupled over the last four years, with 126 arrests in 2003, compared to 32 arrests in 2000. Last week, five people were arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol in the Borough.
State Democratic Candidates Speak On Electronic Voting, Budget Cuts
Candace Braun
The Princeton Community Democratic Organization recently held a meet-the-candidates night for New Jersey Democratic candidates that are up for re-election in November.
Charges Against SAVE Are Dismissed; Fence Found to Be Temporary Solution
Candace Braun
SAVE, Princeton's long-time animal shelter located on Herrontown Road, appeared in Princeton Township's Municipal Court on Tuesday, after receiving two summonses over the noise from barking dogs at the facility. Charges were dismissed, as the facility came to a private arrangement with the Township, said Sara Nicolls, the executive director of SAVE.
PHS Parking Is Addressed by Council; Board Candidates Are Uncontested
Candace Braun
Five Princeton High School students addressed the school's student parking problem at a Borough Council meeting on Tuesday, February 24.
