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Tulane St. Project to Go Before Planning Board
Matthew Hersh
The second phase of Princeton Borough's downtown redevelopment project, which includes plans for a five-story, 78,867-square-foot mixed-use building on the current surface lot at Tulane and Spring streets, is set to appear before the Princeton Regional Planning Board this evening, May 12, at Township Hall.
Storm Causes Electrical Problems at High School; PHS Loses Another Day
Candace Braun
Thursday night's thunderstorm caused, and continues to cause, electrical problems at Princeton High School. The school was closed on Friday, May 7, and continues to have problems with generators overheating.
Township Approves 4.5-cent Budget Hike With an Eye on Road Support and Repair
Matthew Hersh
Princeton Township Committee adopted a $30.2 million municipal budget for 2004 Monday night that calls for a 4.5 cent increase in the municipal tax rate. One cent in the municipal tax rate is equivalent to about $235,000.
