Princeton, NJ town meetings, recapped weekly. 7 editions in our archive — covering the council, school board, and any other public body Aware tracks for Princeton. Most recent: Commission memorializes 30 Lidle Street discussion.
A follow-up vote turned last month’s discussion of 30 Lidle Street into formal commission action, with some members abstaining because they were absent or had not reviewed it.
Read full edition →After a two-year drafting process, Princeton officials walked council through a trial final version that would shape reviews in historic districts and landmarks.
Read full edition →Two projects in the Witherspoon-Jackson Historic District won unanimous approval, clearing zoning hurdles for additions at 224 JoAnn Street and 22 Green Street.
Read full edition →Resolution 26259 lets Princeton sell unneeded municipal property on GovDeals, with a unanimous vote and no public list yet of what will be auctioned.
Read full edition →The Princeton Board of Education recognized retirements and signed off on a larger personnel package that included resignations, appointments, transfers, reassignments, leave, and pay items.
Read full edition →Council approved a NJDEP grant application for $983,126.36 tied to contamination cleanup on a public access easement at 365 Terhune Road.
Read full edition →After accepting the prior principal’s resignation last month, the Superintendent recommended Lisa Cuddy to lead Littlebrook Elementary School starting July 1.
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