Pickleball returns to Community Park South in Princeton for Memorial Day weekend
First come, first served this weekend if you want to play.
Officials want to buy three parcels of land in northern section of Princeton to replace open space diverted for municipal complex
The town must buy at least 15 acres of land to make up for the three acres it used for the municipal complex on Witherspoon Street.
Potential improvements for Community Park South in Princeton shared at first of two open houses
A second open house will be held in June.
Stanley Cup will come to Princeton University Jan. 7
Lord Stanley’s Cup will be part of a special fan village outside of the Baker Memorial Rink at Princeton University on Jan. 7 as part of the celebration of the 100th anniversary of the rink. The event also features music, food, and special merchandise for purchase. The rink, which opened in 1923, is named in…
Princeton native Kelly Curtis wins a World Cup medal in the skeleton race
Curtis attended Princeton High School and the Lawrenceville School.
HiTOPS Princeton Half Marathon results: Ukrainian refugee sets course record for women, university postdoc wins men’s race
The youngest runner was 12 and the oldest was 78.
Legendary Princeton basketball coach Pete Carril dies at 92
He died at a hospital in Philadelphia.
Princeton University alumnus named to U.S. Olympic bobsled team
Charlie Volker is a 2019 graduate of the university.
Princeton native Kelly Curtis makes U.S. Olympic skeleton team
Curtis attended Princeton High and the Lawrenceville School.
National Junior Tennis and Learning of Trenton gala raises more than $300,000 for youth programs and scholarships
More than a dozen students from the tennis program are attending college this fall.
Photo: Princeton Recreation Department marks millionth visitor to Community Park Pool
The renovated pool complex opened in 2012.
City of Trenton welcomes Olympic gold medalist Athing Mu home with a parade
The 19-year-old was born and raised in the city.
Hundreds of cyclists to bike to Princeton, then Philadelphia this weekend to raise money to support Easy Coast Greenway trail development
Cyclists will pedal into Princeton Saturday afternoon and head for Philadelphia on Sunday morning.
Trenton’s Athing Mu wins gold for U.S. in women’s 800 meters
She also set an American record.
‘Going for the Gold’ exhibition at Ellarslie Mansion celebrates Athing Mu and 16 past Trenton Olympians
The Trenton City Museum at Ellarslie Mansion’s “Going for the Gold” exhibition celebrating Trenton Olympians past and present runs through Sept. 6. The exhibition features photos of Athing Mu and 16 Trenton Olympians from the past. Athing Mu (uh-thing moe) was born in Trenton. Her parents emigrated from Sudan, and she is the second youngest…
Mercer County Park Commission releases draft master plan for Moores Station Quarry in Hopewell
Mercer County residents who want to provide feedback regarding the draft plan are invited to submit their comments over the next 60 days.
Princeton native Evan Moorhead is named new municipal recreation department director
He begins his new post July 1.
Local teens raise more than $3k for Mercer special needs hockey program
This is the pair’s second successful fundraiser for the nonrpofit that seeks to help kids with special needs enjoy the game of hockey.