Writing on Sunday, November 3, I’m trying not to worry about the state of the nation on Wednesday, November 6. The backyard is painted yellow gold with leaves; the bird baths, front and back, are ...

It is not easy to find a connection among composers from Mexico, Austria and Russia, but New Jersey Symphony brought these three cultures together this past weekend with its opening concert of the ...

In a close race Tuesday for three seats on the Princeton Public Schools Board of Education, incumbent Mara Franceschi, who has received 5,326 votes (20.64 percent), Christopher Santarpio 4,618 (17.90 ...

Imagine receiving a card from your mother or another loved one that reads, “I’ve given you a lifetime subscription to an organic fertilizer program from the oldest and most trusted provider in the U.S ...

I appreciate the opportunity to address Cyril Kucera’s inquiries published in last week’s Town Topics regarding Sustainable Princeton’s report on the Climate Action Plan [“Raising Questions Regarding ...

There was a buzz around the Princeton High football team last week as it prepared to face Winslow in the New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association (NJSIAA) South Jersey, Group 4 Tournament ...

The Lewis Center for the Arts at Princeton University is presenting Anon(ymous) at McCarter. Playwright Naomi Iizuka’s contemporary, stylized retelling of The Odyssey centers on two refugees in the ...

Princeton’s Terhune Harrison Mixed Use Village was one of several projects honored October 22 with a Smart Growth Award by New Jersey Future. The ceremony at New Brunswick Performing Arts Center, part ...

PIANIST RETURNS: Benjamin Grosvenor is back on the Richardson Auditorium stage on November 7 with a program of music by Brahms, Schumann, and Mussorgsky. Pianist Benjamin Grosvenor will make a ...

SAUCE FOR THE GOOSE: The Arts Council of Princeton’s Sauce for the Goose Outdoor Art Market, featuring unique gifts from more than 100 local and regional artisans, celebrates its 30th year on November ...

Ryann Brown may have felt a little knee pain before the Princeton University women’s soccer team played at Columbia last Saturday. That pain was forgotten in Princeton’s 1-0 win over the Lions that ...

There was plenty of hype surrounding the Princeton University men’s basketball team as it headed into its season opener against Iona last Monday night at Jadwin Gym. The Tigers were a nearly unanimous ...