Princeton Awarded $55,000 for a Landscaper-focused Project, For Immediate Release
Sustainable Princeton to promote more sustainable landscaping practices
Council Hears Updates On Transportation Topics At Special Meeting; Town Topics
Presentations on initiatives related to transportation were the focus of a special Princeton Council meeting held Monday evening, October 19. View the full article in the Town Topics here. By […]
Sustainable Princeton In Partnership With NRG Energy Host Energy Awareness Event; CBS Philly
Friday’s Electric EVening at the Princeton Shopping Center was captured by CBS Philly. Check out the photo gallery. View the gallery on CBS Philly’s website here. By Hugh E. Dillon
Sustainable Princeton works toward transitioning landscaping community to cleaner practices; Princeton Packet
Sustainable Princeton is looking to embark on a new project that would transition the Princeton landscaping community to more sustainable practices. Read the full article in the Princeton Packet here.
Ready for Action; American Libraries
As cities undertake climate action plans, libraries emerge as partners, and Princeton is no exception. Read the full article in the American Libraries magazine here.
Socially Distant Cinema; Town Topics
The Princeton Shopping Center hosted an outdoor screening of “Pine Mud,” a new documentary by local filmmaker Jared Flesher, last Thursday evening. The event was also sponsored by the Princeton […]
Electric car webinar postponed; Princeton Packet
Sustainable Princeton has postponed its planned webinar on how to choose an electric vehicle, set for Aug. 5, while Princeton cleans up after Tropical Storm Isaias, which knocked out electricity […]
Invasive Spotted Lanternfly Seen In Princeton; Patch
The invasive spotted lanternfly was recently discovered in Princeton by the municipality’s BioBlitz. The destructive insect was spotted on Friday morning near S Harrison Street, according to BioBlitz’s website.
DOT Blocks Slow Streets Initiative; Hope Remains in Appeals to Governor; The Town Topics
Princeton’s Slow Streets pilot program has been blocked, at least for now, with the New Jersey Department of Transportation (DOT) claiming that the initiative violates a 1955 statute which prohibits […]
As Restrictions Ease, Princeton Opens Up With New Look and Streets for People; The Town Topics
New Jersey is moving ahead in Stage 2 of its Restart and Recovery, which began last week with outdoor dining and the resumption of indoor non-essential retail, and Princeton has acted quickly to promote a safe and vigorous reopening.
