IN PRINT: What's the difference between the township and borough?

Have no idea? Well, here's a map. Princeton Township and Princeton Borough are one of New Jersey's many "doughnut and hole" communities, where the smaller town is inside the larger one. It's a consequence of 19th-century laws that allowed boroughs to incorporate with no more than a majority vote from its citiziens. It's also one reason, many say, that the state has the nation's highest property taxes.Check out this not-so-brief explainer on AllPrinceton.com about why the two municipalities are divided--and what's being done to bring them back together.