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The Princeton Council voted unanimously Tuesday night to approve three agreements for consultants, voted to approve more than $100,000 in police equipment, and rejected the lone bid for the proposed community WiFi project. Alison Mueller, who was Mayor Mark Freda’s campaign communications manager during his mayoral campaign, will be paid up to $36,000 this year to produce the mayor and council newsletters. Mueller will be paid $75 an hour. Access Princeton, a town communications department, will still distribute the newsletters. Fred Williams, a retired police officer who was hired last ye...

Municipality, university extend financial contribution agreement for two years Municipality, university extend financial contribution agreement for two years The Princeton Council and Princeton University have reached an agreement to continue the university’s voluntary financial contribution to the town for the next two years. The council approved a resolution to extend the initial agreement, which was reached in 2014 and expires this year. The new agreement will cover 2021 and 2022, at which point the two parties may negotiate another agreement. Under state law, Princeton University is a ...

Directions for where people should dump materials were even posted on a sign. A state inspector took this photo at the Princeton municipal sewer department site in early 2019. Planet Princeton discovered the photo as part of a public records request with the NJDEP. The Princeton Council voted unanimously on Monday night to approve a $392,420 contract with environmental firm Whitman Associates to conduct more analysis and testing at the town’s sewer operating committee facility on River Road. An illegal dump was being operated at the site, where contractors allegedly were allowed to dispose...