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Some Princeton Democratic leaders call on Mercer County Clerk to drop county-line ballot appeal ⋆ Princeton, NJ local news %

Some Princeton Democratic leaders call on Mercer County Clerk to drop county-line ballot appeal ⋆ Princeton, NJ local news %
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Princeton Planning Board Votes Unanimously To Approve New Master Plan ⋆ Princeton, NJ Local News %

The meeting lasted more than five hours and the board voted just before 12:30 a.m.

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Planning board recommends Princeton Shopping Center neighborhood for area in need of redevelopment designation -

According to a consultant hired by the Princeton Council to study whether the Princeton Shopping Center neighborhood should be declared an area in need of redevelopment, the shopping center is a sea of underused parking fields, the courtyard area in the middle of the center rarely sees much activity, the configuration of the center is terrible, the infrastructure is ancient, and the vacancy rate is alarming but has nothing to do with the pandemic. “It’s about to go into the abyss if it hasn’t already,” planner Carlos Rodrigues told the Princeton Planning Board on Thursday evening when discussing the shopping center’s vacancy rate, which he estimated to be 19.5 percent or higher.

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Biden to the rescue for New Jersey | Opinion

Biden to the rescue for New Jersey | Opinion Today 2:32 PM President Joe Biden s $2 trillion infrastructure plan is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to sustain and grow the qualities that make New Jersey such an attractive place to live, and to counterbalance our inherent cost issues, according to Greg Lalevee, the business manager for the International Union of Operating Engineers Local 825, and Nat Bottigheimer, New Jersey director of the Regional Planning Association. Facebook Share By Greg Lalevee and Nat Bottigheimer New Jersey is a high-value state. Our education system is ranked as the nation’s best, and new arrivals keep the workforce among the nation’s most skilled. New Jersey residents by many measures among the most diverse in the nation produce excellent goods and services that support our high wages.

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NJ Transit s Princeton Transitway study is underway -

The Dinky train traveling along the rail cooridor between Princeton and Princeotn Junction. File photo. NJ Transit’s year-long Princeton transitway study is currently underway. The study is looking at the Princeton Branch right of way and travel connections to the branch, a 2.7-mile rail line that connects Princeton with Princeton Junction. The two-car train known as the Dinky currently runs along a single track in the right of way and is the shortest scheduled commuter rail line in the United States. The study will help direct the future of transit service along this corridor. The study will evaluate existing conditions and estimate future demand for public transit along the corridor, taking into consideration planned developments such as the expansion of Princeton University, as well as new and emerging transportation technologies and other trends that are changing how and when people want to travel. The study will also evaluate the potential for the corridor to become a “mu

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