Theatre Intime has presented “Hurricane Diane.” Directed by Pixley Marquardt, the play was presented April 10-12 at the ...

Paper Mill Playhouse in Millburn pays tribute to the country’s founding with the musical 1776, on stage April 15-May 2. Based ...

Choral music has been thriving in Princeton these past few weeks, from the University Chapel Choir’s Dies Irae performance to the University Chamber Choir’s presentation of Bach and this past week’s ...

At a ceremony held on April 9 at Updike Farm, home of the Historical Society of Princeton (HSP), an endowment in memory of historian Elric Endersby was formally created by his family through a ...

On the eve of the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, the Princeton Public Library (PPL) is offering a ...

Anyone thinking that the Princeton High track team’s throwers would take a step back after the graduation of record-breaking star Sean Wilton was wrong. Eddie Del Cid is part of a strong pack of ...

Mercer County Executive Dan Benson delivered his annual budget address on March 26 to the Board of County Commissioners amid looming rising costs and federal budget cuts, while investing in critical ...

At its meeting on Thursday, April 14, Princeton’s Planning Board is scheduled to hold a public hearing on whether or not the former campus of Westminster Choir College, which was acquired by the ...

Kaleb Porter was the winner of the Paul Robeson Oratorical & Arts Competition sponsored by the Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, ...

After graduating from Princeton in 1963, Chase attended law school at the University of Minnesota before returning to his ...

The New Jersey State Association of Chiefs of Police (NJSACOP) is slated to visit the Princeton Police Department (PPD) on April 20 to conduct an on-site, department-wide assessment as part of the ...

He collaborated with the middle school and high school baseball programs so that children from the Little League could make a seamless transition to those teams. He encouraged older kids to become ...