Town Topics

Arts and crafts, fun figures, and dancing were among the activities at Princeton Public Library’s Summer Reading Wrap-Up Celebration on Saturday afternoon. People share the favorite book they read this summer in this week’s Town Talk on page 6. (Photo by Pat McCarron)

By Matthew Hersh

Princeton’s effort to rewrite its Zoning Code is approaching its first major milestone, with a consultant’s assessment of the Municipality’s existing regulations expected to be completed next month.

The diagnostic report, being prepared by Camiros, a Chicago-based planning firm hired by Princeton last year, is expected to be presented t...

NEW PARTNERSHIP: The staff of the Trenton-based cultural resource consulting firm Hunter Research with members of the national company Mead & Hunt, which recently acquired it. Hunter Research founder Richard Hunter, who will continue with the firm, is pictured in the front row, fourth from left.

By Anne Levin

Hunter Research, the Trenton-based consultancy...

SUMMER RETREAT: Following a three-day retreat held at Princeton University, members of the Municipality of Princeton’s Teen Leadership Program are ready to begin the school year. Students from the four local high schools lead three programs geared to preventing substance abuse, anti-discrimination, and making the right choices.

By Anne Levin

Every spring when...

NEXT STAGE: Hopewell Valley Stage, at 5 South Greenwood Avenue in Hopewell, is back from a summer pause with improvements and a fall schedule. (Photo courtesy of Hopewell Valley Stage)

By Wendy Greenberg

Now featuring enhanced projection capabilities, more concessions choices, a revamped website, and beer on tap, Hopewell Valley Stage’s six-wee...