Less than a week before the West Windsor Township Council is scheduled to hear a review from its professionals of InterCap Holdings' proposed plans for the Princeton Junction train station redevelopment, InterCap CEO Steve Goldin has sent a letter to the council emphasizing his opposition to the possibility that some housing units could be shifted from InterCap's property to NJ Transit's, as council works on its redevelopment plan. [more]

Having gone through the West Windsor-Plainsboro school district from the time she moved to Plainsboro in second grade, Shaundrika Stevenson knows first-hand that the parents here certainly stay involved in their children’s studies. [more]

WW-P school officials will be spending considerable time in the coming years to redesign the kindergarten through eighth grade curriculum to offer a full Algebra I course for all eighth graders, based on recommendations from the math program review this past year. [more]

Anyone who has ever contemplated sitting on the WW-P school board now has the chance. The board is accepting applications from interested candidates to fill the spot vacated by Stan Katz, who resigned on August 7 and moved to Colorado. [more]

The Appellate Division of the Superior Court has upheld a ruling by Superior Court Judge Paulette Sapp-Peterson who overturned the $1.5 million award to Jennifer Besler in her case against the West Windsor-Plainsboro school district and her former basketball coach Daniel Hussong. [more]

As students are busy with their back-to-school shopping, construction crews are finishing up work on the additions and renovations at High School South in time for the new year. [more]

In the 24 years since Lieutenant Richard Furda joined the Plainsboro Police Department as a patrol officer, he has seen the township change and grow from a farming community to the bustling suburban community it is today.

And he has seen the department itself grow to today’s size of 46 members, both uniformed and civilian. Now as Furda is preparing to accept the reins from Chief Elizabeth Bondurant to become the department’s fourth chief in its 30-year history, he is anticipating more change — and welcomes the challenge. [more]

While local and regional officials continue to work on solutions to the traffic circulation element of the plan for the Princeton Junction redevelopment area, West Windsor officials say one important question remains to be answered: What is it exactly that NJ Transit envisions for its 27-plus acres of land? [more]

As members of the West Windsor Parking Authority began examining the draft of the Desman parking supply-demand analysis to project how many more spaces are needed at the Princeton Junction train station, they decided that doing one last “scrub” of the waiting list will give them more of an accurate set of numbers to work with. [more]