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Four candidates file for city council Place 4

Four candidates file for city council Place 4

Four candidates have filed to run in May’s special election for a seat on the Princeton City Council. Place 4 is one of seven at-large council positions representing the entire city. It became vacant when Councilmember Ryan Gerfers resigned in January because of...

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PISD trustees slash property tax rate

PISD trustees slash property tax rate

Because of continuing rapid growth, Princeton Indepen­dent School District trustees this week were able to adopt a budget that is almost $3 million more than last year and lower the property tax rate by almost a dime. The school board met Mon­day, Aug. 17, in regular...

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School year begins with 5,497 students

School year begins with 5,497 students

Despite starting the new year with two instructional options for students, Princeton Inde­pendent School District reports a smooth first day of school on Thursday, Aug. 13. There were 5,497 students who started classes across the district, which is an increase of 262...

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Couple charged in infant death

Couple charged in infant death

A couple that lives south of Princeton was arrested last week in connection with the unreported death of an infant. The couple, 42-year-old Roland Grabowski and 41-year-old Donna Grabowski, face charges of abandonment/endangerment of a child, abuse of a corpse and...

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It’s time to learn about the system

It’s time to learn about the system

I’ve spent a long time in politics, and over those years one thing has re­mained constant: There are a lot more Americans who criti­cize government than there are who serve and do something about it. I’ll admit, there have been times when I’ve felt a bit re­sentful....

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Try a new way to travel

Try a new way to travel

Despite the COVID-19 pan­demic, families are still finding ways to make the most of un­usual schedules to plan a get­away. With more flexible work and school arrangements, many families are embracing the idea of a “flexcation,” an emerging travel trend where families...

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Princeton football set to begin Sept. 17

Princeton football set to begin Sept. 17

Following the announce­ment by the UIL stating that conferences 5A-6A fall sports would be delayed, the Princ­eton Panthers varsity foot­ball team released a revised schedule for the 2020 season. The team was able to keep all ten originally scheduled games. The season...

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School district working to safely play fall sports

School district working to safely play fall sports

Friday night lights are ex­pected to shine at Jackie Hen­dricks Stadium this fall, but the football and fall sports seasons are delayed about a month be­cause of the COVID-19 pan­demic. Princeton Independent School District sports and band practices that usually begin...

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Tax bills may rise

Tax bills may rise

Princeton City Council this week approved a contract for construction of a new Munici­pal Center and set a date for hearings on the budget and a property tax rate that will rep­resent an eight percent increase for property owners. The council met in regular session...

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