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Passersby look through the selection outside Labyrinth Books on Sunday afternoon. Warmer weather is in the forecast for this weekend. (Photo by Sarah Teo)

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By Anne Levin

With President Trump’s and Israeli President Benjamin Netanyahu’s war on Iran underway, local residents are actively protesting what they say is an unconstitutional conflict that could lead to major regional unrest.

Some 500 attended a rally organized by...


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By Matthew Hersh

Princeton University intends to reduce employee benefits and wage compensation for non-union employees following its announcement that the University’s long-term political and economic prospects could result in “targeted” and “deeper” reductions over a multiyear period.


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By Anne Levin

The June primary is three months away, and candidates for Princeton Council are ramping up their efforts for a seat on the dais. Incumbent David Cohen and newcomers Jon Durbin, Leanna Jahnke, and Marina Rubina are actively campaigning and will be on hand for the County and Municipal Forum ...


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BETWEEN THE LINES: A student at French American School of Princeton (FASP) demonstrates his cursive writing skills. Cursive writing has long been part of the FASP curriculum, a skill developed from preschool through elementary school. Now, New Jersey is requiring all students in grades three through five to be taught cursive writing. (Photo courtesy of FASP)

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