Princeton Planning Board Approves Landscape Plan Amid Concerns Over Non-Native Species

Overview: The Princeton Planning Board recently tackled a range of topics, notably approving a landscaping plan for a property on Ewing Street while addressing concerns over non-native plant species. Additionally, the board discussed ongoing issues on Herontown, where landscaping deficiencies were highlighted, and examined the implications of these issues for obtaining a certificate of occupancy.

Princeton School Board Addresses Rising Absenteeism, Revolutionary War Events, and Cell Phone Policy

Overview: At a recent Princeton School Board meeting, members focused on addressing chronic absenteeism, engaging students in Revolutionary War commemorative activities, and considering a potential policy change on cell phone use in schools. The board also reviewed the district’s matriculation report and discussed the 2026-2027 school calendar.

Princeton Planning Board Evaluates School Expansion Plans Amidst Community Concerns Over Traffic and Environment

Overview: The Princeton Planning Board’s recent meeting primarily addressed proposed expansions at several local schools, focusing on issues such as traffic management, environmental impact, and community concerns. Discussions centered on the implications of these developments for residents, particularly regarding stormwater management and potential noise and light pollution. The meeting was held via Zoom, accommodating public commentary and recorded for transparency.

Princeton Zoning Board Faces Community Concerns Over Proposed Additions on Prospect Avenue

Overview: The Princeton Zoning Board’s recent meeting saw a debate over a variance request for a property on Prospect Avenue, with community concerns about neighborhood impact, privacy, and overdevelopment. Among other agenda items, the meeting also addressed an application for a family room addition on Carriage Way.

Princeton Council Welcomes New Police Officers Amidst Community Engagement Initiatives

Overview: The Princeton Council meeting on September 23, 2025, highlighted several topics, including the swearing-in of new probationary police officers, community events promoting sustainability, and the announcement of infrastructure improvements. Noteworthy discussions included the recognition of local historical milestones and environmental concerns.