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City investigating potential cybersecurity threat

City investigating potential cybersecurity threat

The city of Princeton says it has secured computer systems that may have been targeted in a cybersecurity incident.In a Sept. 18 release on its website, the city said it was responding “to a cybersecurity incident involving potential unauthorized access to certain...

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End of the line

End of the line

Columnist John Moore has always loved cabooses. He painted this on canvas when he was around 11-years-old. Courtesy John Moore My sister and I always looked for the caboose. That unmistakable red car at the rear of the train that held the men who always waved to us....

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On track for holiday fun

On track for holiday fun

Take an excursion aboard one of the many holiday trains with the kids or grandkids this season. Whether you’re young, old or somewhere in between and craving a memorable Christmas experience that doesn’t involve hours in the car searching for lights, gather your loved...

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Voters elect PISD board members

Voters elect PISD board members

According to complete, unofficial returns from the Tuesday, Nov. 4, election Sonia Ledezma incumbent Trustee John Campbell  have been elected the the PISD Board of Trustees. According to complete, unofficial returns from the Tuesday, Nov. 4, election, voters in the...

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Food pantries brace for surge as need grows

Food pantries brace for surge as need grows

Bags and boxes of donated food sit at the Princeton Municipal Center as the city collects items for local food pantries to assist residents affected by the pause in SNAP benefits As the federal government shutdown drags on — and with it, uncertainty surrounding SNAP...

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Moratorium runs out at end of month

Moratorium runs out at end of month

Princeton’s third ban on new residential housing expires this month. The nation’s fastest-growing city by percentage is approaching a pivotal deadline. The sweeping moratorium on new residential development is set to expire Nov. 30 with no mechanism available for...

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Council extends fire protection to rural residents

Council extends fire protection to rural residents

Residents living outside the city limits will continue to be served by the Princeton Fire Department until further notice. Collin County voters on Nov. 4 approved creation of an emergency services district (ESD) that will have the authority to levy a property tax to...

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