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Princeton Shrinks Harrison Street Plan to One Roundabout, Keeps $7M Price Tag
Rosedale Rd. & General Johnson Dr. — Approximate Local Roundabout Comparison. Princeton Council voted 5-0 Monday to approve a scaled-back version of the North Harrison Street Improvement Project, trimming a plan that once called for three roundabouts down to just one. The $7 million project, aimed at the stretch near Terhune Road, now moves forward with a single-lane roundabout, new pedestrian crossings, ADA ramps and a widened shared-use path meant to keep cyclists out of the circular intersection entirely.
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PopUp Bagels Coming to The Village Walk at Montgomery
PopUp Bagels has signed a lease for a 1,724 SF end-cap space in the Village Walk at Montgomery, 1360 Route 206 in Skillman, according to a joint announcement by Catalyst Real Estate Partners and Pierson Commercial Real Estate. Village Walk at Montgomery on Rt 206 in Skillman, near Rt 518.
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Mercer County Boathouse Hosting Holiday Sip & Shop
Over 30 vendors, live music, holiday cocktails, and light fare
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Shady Brook Farm to end traditional drive-through holiday light show after 30 years
After 30 years, Shady Brook Farm is preparing to change its traditional drive-through Holiday Light Show, giving families one final season to experience the familiar two-mile route in Yardley. The Bucks County farm announced that the 2026 season, which opens Saturday, Nov. 21, will be the last for the attraction...
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5pm update: Potential for hail later in the day
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My opponent ran away from debates. I’ll keep showing up for you.
By our campaign’s count, my challenger, Corey McNair, missed three debates before November 3. This week, I invited him to four more public debates. I proposed one livestreamed event in each of Trenton’s four wards. At each debate, each candidate would have 20 minutes for an opening presentation, followed by a Q&A with residents. He declined all four and called his decision “final.” Residents across Trenton have told me they’re disappointed. I’m appalled by his decision. Before the December 8 runoff, both candidates should debate and answer questions directly from residents. If you won’t answer to Trenton residents while you’re asking for their vote, why should they expect you to answer to them once you’re in City Hall?