Monthly Archives: January 2019

A “Residential Street” Concept Plan for Wiggins Street in Princeton

Posted on January 25, 2019 by walkableprinceton

Consultants hired by the town of Princeton have begun work on a ‘Corridor Study’ of Paul Robeson Place, Wiggins Street and Hamilton Avenue between Route 206 and North Harrison Street. The study aims to “examine traffic, safety, and mobility issues … Continue reading →

Posted in Alternative Transportation, Biking, Complete Streets, Placemaking, planning, Princeton, Sustainability, The Parking Question, Traffic, Walking | 1 Comment

Defeating Racism In Princeton Means Supporting More Affordable Housing

Posted on January 21, 2019 by walkableprinceton

Last week, hundreds of Princeton residents gathered in Palmer Square to protest a planned demonstration by a group with ties to white supremacy. The counter-protests showed, in the words of Mayor Liz Lempert, that “Hatred has no home in Princeton”. … Continue reading →

Posted in Affordability, Community, planning, Princeton | Tagged Affordable housing, Princeton | 1 Comment

Expand Shuttle Bus Service To Ease Princeton Parking Crunch

Posted on January 10, 2019 by walkableprinceton

Princeton Council’s recent effort to modernize street parking in town is getting a lot of pushback from local merchants. Some business owners believe that the increased rates for street parking discourage people from visiting their stores, and they are planning … Continue reading →