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Project for mixed-use building at Griggs Corner receives approval from Planning Board

Project for mixed-use building at Griggs Corner receives approval from Planning Board Palmer Square Management LLC has received final approval from the Princeton Planning Board to develop a 24-space metered parking lot into a mixed-use building. The parking lot on the corner of Witherspoon Street and Hulfish Street would be developed as a three-story, mixed-use building. Final site plan approval was granted by the board on April 8. Planning Board Chair Wanda Gunning, Vice Chair Louise Wilson, and Planning Board members Julie Capozzoli, Councilman David Cohen, Alvin McGowen, Jeffrey Oakman, Councilwoman Mia Sacks, Zenon Tech-Czarny and Phil Chao voted “yes” to approve the project, which would be constructed opposite the Princeton Public Library.

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NJ Transit adds Sunday bus service on 8 routes

NJ Transit adds Sunday bus service on 8 routes Updated 2:14 PM; Today 2:14 PM An NJ Transit route 48 bus is seen in downtown Elizabeth. The 48 route is one of several that have added weekend service, including some that essential workers use to get to South Jersey medical centers. Facebook Share Those changes are some of the adjustments the agency made to 178 of its 253 bus routes to improve on time performance, connectivity and reliability for customers, officials said in a release. Riders should review new timetables at njtransit.com, because many trip times have changed and are now in effect. A new pilot program starts brand new Sunday service on eight routes: Numbers 26, 58, 115, 154, 412, 457, 603 and 619.

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Four-alarm fire destroys Avalon Princeton Junction apartment building in West Windsor (updated) -

Drone shot of the destruction of an apartment building at Avalon at Princeton Junction after a fire on Thursday. Photo: West Windsor Police. Four firefighters suffered minor injures after battling a four-alarm blaze at the Avalon Princeton Junction apartment complex in West Windsor on Wednesday. No residents were injured in the fire and none of the injured firefighters had to be hospitalized. At about 3:15 p.m. Wednesday, a fire was reported on the 8,000 block of Taylor Court at building no. 8. First responders arrived and evacuated residents as firefighters battled the blaze, which engulfed the building containing 24 units. Firefighters were able to get the blaze under control just before 6 p.m.

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Princeton Police Blotter: Stolen artwork, high-speed chase, park vandalism, and more -

Princeton Police Blotter: Stolen artwork, high-speed chase, park vandalism, and more -
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25 N J restaurants with excellent outdoor dining experiences

25 N.J. restaurants with excellent outdoor dining experiences Updated 10:36 AM; Today 9:00 AM The scene at Faubourg, a French restaurant in Montclair, over the summer when indoor dining returned in 2020. Outdoor dining is primed to once again be huge this summer. (Jeremy Schneider | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com) Facebook Share With winter weather seemingly (finally) gone, outdoor dining is once again the hottest thing on the New Jersey food scene. Myriad restaurants built outdoor dining setups as the COVID-19 pandemic banned indoor dining for much of 2020. Even with indoor capacity up to 50% now, outdoor dining is considered to be safer. And when you live in a state as beautiful as New Jersey, why not dine outdoors?

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