Town Topics | Princeton's Weekly Community Newspaper Since 1946
WEB2 days ago · BOE Expected to Approve Referendum Proposal. By Donald Gilpin. At its meeting on Tuesday night, April 30, which took place after press time, the Princeton Board of Education (BOE) was expected to approve a proposal for a $85 to $89.5 million facilities referendum, planned for December 2024 or January …
Council Hears Report On Present and Future Of Climate Action …
WEB2 days ago · By Anne Levin. At its meeting on Monday night, April 29, Princeton Council was given a progress report on the town’s Climate Action Plan (CAP), which was adopted in 2019 to reduce carbon emissions and help the community become more climate-resilient. Sustainable Princeton, which has been leading the effort, delivered the presentation.
Calendar | Town Topics
WEBWednesday, May 1. 1-2:30 p.m.: “Leighton Listens.”. Princeton Councilman Leighton Newlin is on hand to discuss current events with members of the public, at Delizioso Bakery+Kitchen, 205 Witherspoon Street. 6:30 p.m.: “From Mansion to Museum: A Panel Discussion,” at Morven, 55 Stockton Street. Part of the “Morven Revealed” exhibition.
Town Topics Celebrates 75th Anniversary | Town Topics
WEBMar 17, 2021 · It’s the 75th anniversary of Town Topics —3,900 weeks, 3,900 issues, delivered to the residents of Princeton and the surrounding area. The first edition of Town Topics, on March 15, 1946, looked like an oversized train timetable, a piece of folded 10” by 3.2” paper printed on both sides.
Princeton Porchfest 2024 | Town Topics
WEB2 days ago · Princeton Porchfest 2024. Fifteen locations throughout town hosted more than 80 musicians, including RPG Jazz Project, shown here on a porch on Jefferson Road, for the Arts Council of Princeton’s third annual music festival on Saturday. Attendees discuss their favorite styles of music in this week’s Town Talk on page 6. (Photo by Sarah Teo)
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WEBApr 24, 2024 · The deceased were connected with Community Options, which is based in Princeton. Robert Stack, founder, president and chief executive officer of Community Options, provided a video statement after the accident in which he said, “Today, Community Options lost three souls to a tragic accident, on Route 1 and Ridge Road.
Breaking News | Town Topics
WEBOct 27, 2023 · By Donald Gilpin. The curve continues to flatten in Princeton, as only two new cases of COVID-19 have been reported by the Princeton Health Department since Monday, with a total of 161 cases, 62 active positive cases, and 79 COVID-19 patients recovered and released from isolation, according to today’s May 15 report.
Arts Council Exhibits Works By Young Students | Town Topics
WEB2 days ago · More than 60 parents, children, and educators celebrated a special exhibit at the Arts Council of Princeton recently that showcased projects by young students who completed the Olivia & Leslie Foundation’s innovative Arts + Math Program. The twice-a-week afterschool program, which took place at Johnson Park …
Working With and Within Nature at Herrontown Woods
WEBDec 29, 2021 · To the Editor: As the year comes to a close, I’d like to thank all those whose participation and support have made 2021 a special year at Herrontown Woods, the nature preserve perched on the ridge in northeastern Princeton.
History | Town Topics
WEBOriginally housed at 4 Mercer Street, the Town Topics Newspaper moved to 305 Witherspoon Street (re-modeled by Mr. Hillier) in 2007. The company gradually outgrew the space and in 2015, re-located to historic Kingston, New Jersey, one mile north of Princeton. The newspaper’s new headquarters is at 4428C Route 27. Witherspoon Media Group.
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