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Board Accepts Revised Downtown Plans As Grocery Store Basement Is Removed
Matthew Hersh
The Regional Planning Board of Princeton approved a revision to the apartment and grocery store building slated for the Tulane Street parking lot that excludes a basement initially intended for storage.
Borough Introduces Affordable Housing Law, But Vows to Revisit Code Early Next Year
Matthew Hersh
Princeton Borough has held off, for now, from challenging the hefty burden imposed by New Jersey's latest set of affordable housing regulations: but that does not mean that a fight is not in the cards somewhere down the line.
Candidates at a Glance
Matthew Hersh
As we approach Election Day next Tuesday, November 8, here is one more look at the candidates vying for Princeton Borough and Township government:
PDS Reaches $34 Million With Fund-raising Campaign
Candace Braun
Princeton Day School recently announced that it has already raised $34 million toward its $50 million fund-raising campaign, "Investing in Excellence."
Board Discusses Funding, Military Recruitment
Candace Braun
At its October 25 meeting, the Princeton Regional Board of Education accepted $108,000 from the state's Early Launch to Learning Initiative to fund a second year of the district's preschool program. The funds will be used for the 2005-2006 school year, and will pay for teacher salaries and benefits, general classroom supplies, professional development, and contracted services.
A Home Furnishings Store Finds New Way To Help Environment
Candace Braun
White Lotus, a Princeton home furnishings store, recently took a step toward improving the environment by signing up for 100 percent New Jersey wind power with Community Energy, Inc. (CEI). It is the first small business in the state to join in the environmentally-friendly New Jersey Clean Power Choice program.