Princeton Council Introduces Key Ordinance for Mountain Lakes Red Trail Footbridge

Overview: In a recent Princeton Council meeting, developments included the introduction of an ordinance for the Mountain Lakes Red Trail Footbridge, progress on local transit initiatives, and several resolutions aimed at community development and services.

Trenton School Board Names New Leadership During Reorganization Meeting

Overview: The Trenton School Board’s recent reorganization meeting marked the election of Gerald Truehart as the new board president and Denise Johnson as vice president for the 2025-2026 school year. This leadership transition occurred alongside the swearing-in of reelected board members, emphasizing a commitment to continue advancing the district’s educational goals.

Princeton Council Meeting Tackles Historic Preservation and Community Concerns

Overview: In a recent Princeton Council meeting, attention was devoted to the redevelopment of properties on Witherspoon Street, the impact on current residents, and the balance between preserving historical elements and accommodating modern housing needs. The meeting addressed various redevelopment projects, with a focus on the Heler Properties LLC application, which aims to provide affordable housing while honoring the neighborhood’s historical significance.

Princeton Planning Board Approves Housing Conversion Project Amid Storm Water Management Discussions

Overview: During a recent Princeton Planning Board meeting, the board approved a conversion of an office space into residential housing on North Harrison Street, while also addressing the master plan appendix on storm water management.

Princeton Council Deliberates Historic Preservation Amidst Affordable Housing Proposals

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Princeton Council tackled a series of issues surrounding historic preservation and new development proposals in the Witherspoon Jackson neighborhood. Central to the discussions was a redevelopment project by Hiler Properties LLC, aimed at balancing modern housing needs with the preservation of the neighborhood’s historic character.