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Witherspoon statue to remain
Princeton University will not be removing the John Witherspoon statue in front of East Pyne Hall after a two-year review process by the school's...
Council accepts Pinelli’s retirement for next year
Pennington Council officially accepted Chief Doug Pinelli's retirement which goes into effect next year.
Through a resolution, the Borough Council unanimously voted Oct. 7 to...
Pennington hires ‘elusive sixth officer’
Pennington Council members have approved the employment for a sixth police officer to the Pennington Police Department.
Council members authorized Police Chief Doug Pinelli offering...
Microforest set to take root in Quarry Park
A microforest is about to take root in Quarry Park.
Princeton officials are planning to embark on a project that would recreate a small forest...
Jewish community marks first anniversary of Oct. 7 attack
Resilience and hope, tinged with sadness, marked the first anniversary of the Hamas-led Oct. 7 terror attacks in Israel at a community gathering at...
Historian to talk about Quakers in the Revolutionary War
How did members of the Society of Friends - commonly known as Quakers and as proponents of pacifism - handle the conflicts that accompanied...