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Rumble Boxing Livingston will host a fundraising class on October 18 to support trainer Carly Pasquale, who is undergoing surgery for a brain tumor. The community is encouraged to attend the free class and donate to assist Carly and her family during this challenging time. Donations will directly aid Carly's recovery process.
Brian Stewart, 43, received a 15-year prison sentence for multiple sexual offenses involving children, confirmed by Morris County officials. A jury found Stewart guilty of several charges, including Luring and Attempted Aggravated Sexual Assault, after a trial that concluded on May 23, 2025. Following his release, he must comply with Megan’s Law and Parole Supervision for Life.
The Parsippany-Troy Hills Planning Board held a meeting on September 22, 2025, discussing local development issues. The video of the meeting was published on September 28, providing residents with insights into future planning decisions.
Northvail Elementary School will host a fundraising event at Buffalo Wild Wings on September 30, donating 15 to 20 percent of bills to support the school. The promotion applies to both dine-in and takeout orders, with specific conditions for takeout. Community participation will help raise essential funds for educational programs.
The Parsippany Police Athletic League (PAL) will host a Basketball Camp for students in grades K–8 on October 2 and October 20. The camp, designed to enhance skills and promote teamwork, costs $75 per participant, with an additional fee for nonresidents. Registration is encouraged as spots are limited.
Preschool Advantage, a nonprofit in Morristown, secured placements for 113 children in high-quality preschools for the 2025-2026 school year, marking its largest class to date. The organization reported a 40% increase in demand for affordable preschool education since 2018, exacerbated by the closure of New Jersey’s Child Care Assistance Program.
A letter titled "Kindness Over Callousness" published in Parsippany Focus emphasizes the importance of compassion in community interactions. The author calls for kindness as a fundamental principle in addressing local issues. This message resonates with the publication's commitment to local news and community values.
Parsippany residents are urged to vote for candidates Desai, Kavanagh, and Patel, who are recognized for their civic-mindedness and community care. The letter highlights the importance of supporting local leaders committed to public service.
Nicholas Bronzino, Executive Director of the Parsippany Police Athletic League, has been recognized for inclusion in Marquis Who’s Who in America. His leadership in expanding youth programs and community ties at Parsippany PAL has earned him this honor, reflecting the collective effort of the organization.
Emily Scharf has been elected President of the New Jersey District Kiwanis Foundation, bringing 25 years of service and leadership experience. Unanimously nominated by Governor Frank Cahill, Scharf aims to lead the organization in community impact and growth.