An estimated 2,500 demonstrators attended Saturday’s rally in Monument Park, part of a national day of protest against ...

After 20 years of guiding groups on themed tours of Princeton, Princeton Tour Company (PTC) founder Mimi Omiecinski has ...

The Old Barracks Museum in Trenton has added two paintings and a c. 1885 restrike of the 1757 Treaty of Easton medal to its ...

Student jazz musicians in Princeton University’s jazz program will appear at Richardson Auditorium alongside master artists ...

With a raucous crowd of 617 on hand at a sun-splashed but windy Class of 1952 Stadium, the No. 19 Tigers jumped out to a 1-0 ...

Being seeded second for the Colonial Valley Conference (CVC) Tournament, PHS lived up to that ranking. The Tigers topped 15th ...

April 1, 1966 was just another day for local business in Princeton, and the Princeton Packet headline shared the news that J. Robert “Bob” Hillier, a graduate from the Princeton University School of ...

At the March 23 meeting of Princeton Council, Mayor Mark Freda made a formal proclamation recognizing March as Women’s History Month, and recognizing the town’s more than 80 businesses led by women.

Stéphane Mallarmé’s poem “A Throw of the Dice Will Never Abolish Chance” set the course for last week’s column; this week’s ...

“I said no way, so he took me to court and we’re going to win again,” said Sherrill. “This is ridiculous and what happens when you put someone in charge who is more interested in making a billion ...

FARM-TO-SCHOOL: Pennington’s Fairgrown Farm is launching a collaborative program with Princeton Public Schools, and others, ...

Princeton University Concerts will present the Ébène String Quartet on Wednesday, April 8 at 7:30 p.m. at Richardson Auditorium. Featured in this performance will be music of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, ...