Letters to the Editor
Thoughts on a college education, in person or remotely, and contact tracing.
Food, Race, Voting
Restaurants are open for outdoor dining, race is in the news, and what you need to know about New Jersey's primary election.
Remembering Doc Long
Poet Doughtry “Doc” Long, whose death was announced on January 27, was a longtime maker and supporter of art in Trenton.
Letters to the Editor
One reader urges support for Princeton Community TV. Another gives more context to a past story on poet Paul Muldoon.
Back to Bordentown
Scott Morgan’s November 17 profile of Bordentown City, generated plenty of feedback from readers visiting www.princetoninfo.com. Resident Kelly Kellett described at length the joys she takes in walking around...
From the Editor
After 35 years, a new editor at U.S. 1.
Letters to the Editor
Another name for U.S. 1's 'In Memoriam' list, and another plea for Princeton Community TV.
From the Editors & To the Editor
U.S. 1 has resumed print publication, with delivery to newsboxes every Wednesday.
Discussion of Trenton’s Promise and Problems Continues
Two weeks after Richard K. Rein’s October 10 opus on “How Trenton ‘Won’ Amazon’s HQ2,” the promise and problems of the city continue to be discussed.
Keep the Books Coming
Several self-published books recently found their way to U.S. 1, something we actually appreciate. The reason is there just may be something in them that we can share with our readers that can inform, delight, or even unsettle.
Trending Stories
Mercer’s Voting Machines: Old, Hackable, and Not Going Anywhere
Mercer County’s substandard, easily hackable voting machines were supposed to be replaced in 2008. But they will still be in place for the 2020 election.
