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Disputed Tulane Street Project Moves Forward
Matthew Hersh
"Phase II" of Princeton Borough's Downtown redevelopment project overcame a significant obstacle last week by receiving a recommendation to the Princeton Regional Planning Board by the Site Plan Review Advisory Board (SPRAB).
School Board Proposes $62.1 Million Budget For the 2004-05 Year
Candace Braun
The Princeton Regional Board of Education unanimously voted to introduce a $62.1 million budget during a special budget meeting held last week. Borough and Township residents, who will vote on the budget on April 20, will be responsible for paying $46.2 million of this amount.
Oil Spill Tarnishes Underground Brook During Routine Oil Delivery; DEP Supervises Clean-up
Matthew Hersh
A Chestnut Street home was the site of a spill that released oil into a drain pipe leading to an underground portion of Harry's Brook.
Gibson's 'The Passion' Sparks Academic Debate Among Princeton Professors
Matthew Hersh
Since the release of the Mel Gibson film, The Passion of the Christ, theological, social, and academic debates have mounted regarding the verity, purpose, and effect of the movie's message.
