Township Threatens to Intervene With Road Repair in Development

Matthew Hersh

The Township Committee gave Pulte Homes, the developer of land off Cherry Valley Road, until the end of the week to provide "significant" improvement to ongoing road construction originally scheduled to be completed by October 31.

Art Committee Sets Deadline For Functional Art Proposals

Candace Braun

The Plaza Art Committee of Princeton Borough has issued a request for functional art proposals at the downtown library to be submitted by December 20. The proposals should include the design and fabrication of the art.

Peace Activists Convene at University For Three Day Conference Decrying War

Matthew Hersh

Peace activists descended on Princeton last weekend to voice their opposition to current U.S.-led military actions in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Borough Passes Overcrowding Ordinance And Enforces Relocation Assistance Plan

Candace Braun

The Borough Council passed an ordinance on Wednesday, November 5, that they hope will discourage landlords from renting their properties to an illegally high number of tenants. The Council is also looking to enforce the relocation assistance plan, which will require landlords to bear the cost of relocating tenants.

Palmer Square Rounds Up Shops, Consumers in Downtown Princeton

Matthew Hersh

Think of an independently operated mall in the heart of Princeton, and you will only get to the tip of the role Palmer Square plays in downtown Princeton.