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City drafting PID policy, hearing scheduled

City drafting PID policy, hearing scheduled

The city is drafting a clear and formal process for creating public improvement districts, or PIDs, in the city or its extraterritorial jurisdiction. The rules, outlined to the Princeton City Council Monday, Nov. 10, in a work session, were intended to bring order,...

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Princeton hires new general counsel

Princeton hires new general counsel

The Irving law firm of Boyle & Lowry has been retained as the new general counsel for the city, effective immediately. The Princeton City Council selected Boyle & Lowry in a unanimous vote at a special meeting held Tuesday, June 20.“They come to us with a long...

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Updated: Overnight storm leaves residents powerless

Updated: Overnight storm leaves residents powerless

Sirens sounded late Thursday night in Princeton as National Weather Service radar indicated a possible tornado approaching Princeton from the west. There were no reports that it touched down, but several residents reported wind, hail or lightning damage and many...

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Overnight storm leaves residents powerless

Overnight storm leaves residents powerless

Sirens sounded late Thursday night in Princeton as National Weather Service radar indicated a possible tornado approaching Princeton from the west. There were no reports that it touched down, but several residents reported wind, hail or lightning damage and many...

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In the grooves

In the grooves

By John Moore, thecountrywriter.com. Magnavox Console Stereo Auto tune. Ever heard of it? Neither had any of the singers and songwriters we grew up with. Today, technology has taken the place of many things. Including real talent. Auto tune is a device that can take...

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Summer Meals

Summer Meals

Princeton children aged 18 and younger can get free meals this month. Princeton ISD says breakfast will be served from 7:30 a.m. to 8 a.m. at Princeton High School, 1000 East Princeton Drive, through Friday, June 30. Lunch is being served from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m....

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City sued in federal court

City sued in federal court

A federal court lawsuit alleges the city of Princeton broke a 2017 agreement not to provide water service to certain subdivisions located west of the city unless it met certain conditions. The complaint, filed in January by North Collin Special Utility District (SUD)...

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Police officer honored for saving a life

Police officer honored for saving a life

Interim Police Chief James Waters honors Officer Nancy Dominguez for saving the life of a drug overdose victim. Bob Wieland/Princeton Herald Eight Princeton police officers have been honored for rounding up five aggravated robbery suspects. Interim Police Chief James...

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SB 224 cracks down on theft

SB 224 cracks down on theft

Criminals who steal catalytic converters will face stiffer penalties if caught and convicted. Gov. Greg Abbott signed Senate Bill 224 into law on Tuesday, June 6. The measure by Sen. Carol Alvarado (D-Houston) is the companion to the House bill filed by Rep. Jeff...

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