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City considering what to preserve, how to do it

City considering what to preserve, how to do it

A water tank built in 1940 is the largest remnant of a migrant labor camp that later housed German POWs during WWII. Photo Bob Wieland/The Princeton Herald Princeton City Council members would like to preserve historic sites and artifacts in the city but are unsure...

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Former PISD Trustee Carol Bodwell dies

Former PISD Trustee Carol Bodwell dies

Carol Bodwell, former president of the Princeton ISD Board of Trustees, has died following a lengthy illness, the district said. She was 80 years old.Bodwell was elected to the school board in 1989, was elected president in 2002 and served in that capacity until her...

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Christmas giving program still needs help

Christmas giving program still needs help

Gift distributions have begun in the renamed Princeton Gives program, but more than 300 children have yet to be adopted and the giving period has been extended.There are 1,279 children from 422 families approved for assistance through the program formerly known as...

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Christmas giving program needs help

Christmas giving program needs help

Gift distributions have begun in the renamed Princeton Gives program, but more than 500 children have yet to be adopted.There are 1,279 children from 422 families approved for assistance through the program formerly known as Angel Tree. Of those, 768 have been adopted...

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Trading his sleigh for a firetruck

Trading his sleigh for a firetruck

Sleighbells and Sirens will be happening in Princeton from Dec. 15-18. File Art The Princeton Fire Department will soon be helping Santa Claus spread holiday cheer by giving him a tour of most neighborhoods next month.  Santa will depart at 6 p.m. from delineated...

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