Richard Rein

Princeton, NJ – We begin our preview of this week’s municipal agenda with some information on what’s not happening. As announced in an e-mail from the municipality on September 6, the regular...

Princeton, NJ – At various times in recent years we have reported on spates of crime involving cars parked in driveways. Usually left unlocked they were easy targets. Maybe those targets have been...

Princeton, NJ – The new musical at McCarter Theatre, Empire Records, opened with everything but a big searchlight sweeping through the sky on opening night. It’s a world premiere, based on a 1990s...

Princeton, NJ – Princeton, NJ – Thanks to the ongoing collaboration with the Princeton School Gardens Cooperative, the Princeton Public Schools made two changes related to its food systems and food...

Princeton, NJ – Long before he was a Hollywood star, Chris Reeve was an accomplished actor in his hometown of Princeton. Even as a student at Princeton Day School, he won small roles at McCarter...

Princeton, NJ – Even as the municipality moves ahead with its proposed $42 million acquisition of the Westminster Choir College campus, there’s another, less glamorous, subject that will grab some...

Princeton, NJ – We can offer some history this week, some fun events, and some serious discussions about the workings of democracy and its future.

Princeton, NJ – Plans to transfer ownership of the former Westminster Choir College campus to the municipality appeared to move ahead at Princeton Council’s September 23 meeting with the unanimous...

Princeton, NJ -- Steve Waskow lives in a quaint red house on Stockton Street, on the western edge of town. It’s the kind of home that makes you think of a dollhouse, especially in winter when...

Princeton, NJ – When was the last time you heard that a bank teller got robbed on a Sunday afternoon? When was the last time you heard that a bank was even open on a Sunday afternoon? When was the...