Princeton Junction News

West Windsor officials spent years fighting over a slew of hot-button issues as they crafted a redevelopment plan for Princeton Junction, but they managed to avoid tangling over one particularly delicate topic: eminent domain.

West Windsor officials are awaiting a decision by Superior Court Judge Linda Feinberg with regard to the lawsuit filed by InterCap Holdings last year.

Brian Solomon said his first trip to Israel was nothing like what he had envisioned when he was a Hebrew school student.

Not a classical music fan? If not, you probably have a broader knowledge of the music than you realize if you're a movie fan, says Gail Lee of the West Windsor-based Sinfonietta Nova.

Bordentown Township, to its credit, is leading the way in moving from talk to action on a transit village.

The 2009 Times Holiday Appeal draws to a close today. Thanks to the generosity of The Times' readers, area businesses and charitable organizations, $29,885 has been raised so far to help Project Freedom expand its mission to develop housing and recreational, educational and social services for those who need them in our communities.

New donations to the 2009 Times Holiday Appeal, including $2,500 from Florence and Harvey Cohen of Princeton Junction and $500 from Jennifer Worringer of East Windsor, have helped bring the total raised to $28,845. Alexa S. Udy of Pennington sent $300 with a note, "You could not have chosen a more worthy cause than Project Freedom.

The township next month is expected to approve a proposal that would allow for construction of 160 new housing units - including 40 for low- or moderate-income families - a move that would further satisfy the municipality's obligation to the state to provide low-cost housing.

A forum for Princeton residents to express opinions about local and national issues Question of the Week: 'What did you think of President Obama's speech and his plans to send more troops to Afghanistan?' 'His plans are well thought out; he can't compromise in this situation.

The 2009 Times Holiday Appeal fund drive for Project Freedom began on Nov. 22 and has already raised $5,715 in contributions.

Creative Marketing Alliance, a full service integrated marketing communications company located in Princeton Junction, New Jersey, announced that the IMARK Group has selected the firm to produce the organization's quarterly publication, IMARK Now, beginning with the February 2010 issue.

Confusion reigned supreme on an NJ Transit Northeast Corridor train that overshot its destination at Princeton Junction on Monday evening, dropping hundreds of baffled commuters in Hamilton instead, the Newark Star Ledger reports.

NJ Transit said a veteran engineer on his first day of a different route missed a key station, causing delays for some 500 riders.

Michael Oren addresses the national JNF conference in Philadelphia Oct. 26. NJ at JNF New Jerseyans who attended the Oct.

As West Windsor residents are increasingly calling for clean-up of Route 571 in Princeton Junction, and the matter becomes a mounting issue during this yeara s election season, council candidate Andrew Hersh has collected signatures from 85 residents calling for the business community, residents, and township to come together to focus on Route 571 ...

Continuing on my theme of last week, for this weeks foray into Mudd's library I decided to read some mo re about the experience of Princeton freshman in the first half of the 20th century.

Mistras Group Inc. stock rose Thursday, its first day of trading, after the engineering services company priced its initial public offering of shares at a price below its initial target.

Engineering services company Mistras Group Inc. is set to debut its shares Thursday, following an effort that was cut short last year by the sinking economy.

Daniel Gray loves automobiles so much that it almost feels wrong to drive another vehicle: "I'll admit it.

A small fire inside a closet was quickly extinguished by responding firefighters late Saturday morning, a fire official said.