Rider will not sell Westminster Choir College to Chinese company
The school will move the school to its Lawrenceville campus as part of the new Westminster College of the Arts in 2020.
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Backlash forces one NJ library to cancel Drag Queen Story Hour
Despite complaints leading to one event's cancellation, the organization has been busy around NJ for Pride Month.
Pride flags in NJ: A New Jersey town at odds over the rainbow
This NJ community avoided raising a rainbow flag, amid growing public support. Plus, where flags are flying for Pride Month.
Teen groped in Princeton again — 12 incidents linked, cops say
Police said many of those who were groped in as many as 12 cases all described a similar-looking man.
All aboard! NJ Transit Atlantic City Line back in service
For the first time in eight months, service has resumed on the Atlantic City Line and the Princeton Dinky.
Another NJ volunteer fire department may have to start paying
The department in March received approval to hire up to six paid members, according to Bob Gregory, director of emergency and safety services for the town.
Supporters raise $4K for Princeton student fined for graffiti
An online campaign received enough donations to cover the fine in three hours.
Man brings knife to Princeton chapel on Easter weekend, cops say
A university spokesman said the man was holding knife in a "non-threatening manner."
Atlantic City, Princeton dinky rail service to return May 12
Rail service on NJT’s Atlantic City and Princeton Branch lines will begin May 12 – two weeks sooner than scheduled, though four months after some expected.
Teen pair set Princeton fires that cost $1 million, cops say
Police said two teenagers set five separate fires at Princeton University within several days, hurting a firefighter and doing serious damage.