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The CCM Gallery in Randolph honors long-time professor Keith Smith with a retrospective exhibition celebrating his 30 years of teaching and artistic contributions. The exhibit features his expansive body of work, including art, poetry, and literature. This event highlights Smith's significant impact on the local educational community.
County College of Morris (CCM) is offering accelerated late 7-week classes for the Fall 2025 semester. This initiative aims to provide students with flexible course options to enhance their educational journey. Classes will begin on October 30, 2025.
The Parsippany Fire Departments celebrated the addition of four new fire apparatus during the Quadruple Wetdown on September 20. The event included a traditional wetdown ceremony, showcasing Engine 34, Tower 6, Engine 15, and Tower 11, and highlighted the community's support for its firefighters.
The Woman’s Club of Parsippany-Troy Hills will host its inaugural meeting of the 2025 club year on September 29 at the Parsippany Library. The gathering aims to unite members and prospective members to discuss community initiatives and foster connections.
Six candidates are competing for three seats on the Parsippany–Troy Hills Board of Education in the General Election on November 4, 2025. The candidates include incumbents and newcomers, all emphasizing their commitment to the district's 7,000 students. Voters are encouraged to educate themselves about the candidates before the election.
Littleton Elementary School’s fifth-grade class hosts a fundraiser, “Pancakes & Pajamas,” at IHOP on September 23, 2025. The event encourages attendees to wear pajamas while IHOP donates 20% of proceeds to benefit the class. Families can participate by presenting a flyer during their visit.
Thousands attended the 2025 Fall Festival at Smith Field in Parsippany on September 21, celebrating local culture and community spirit. Families engaged with various booths, including the Parsippany PAL, which provided information on youth sports and activities. The festival highlighted the importance of community events in fostering local connections.
Parsippany-Troy Hills celebrated its annual Fall Festival at Smith Field Park on September 21, attracting families with food and festivities. This community event marked a return to its historical roots along North Beverwyck Road.
Melissa Rivera, a 61-year-old former bookkeeper, received a five-year probation sentence for stealing nearly $293,000 from two Catholic parishes in Morris County. Rivera must pay restitution of $292,728 at a rate of $800 per month following her guilty plea to two counts of theft. The thefts occurred over six years, primarily while she was employed at Our Lady of Mountain Parish.
Authorities concluded a search for burglary suspects in Parsippany, resulting in multiple arrests. The suspects, described as two Black males, fled from a residence on Iron Forge Road, prompting assistance from various agencies, including K-9 and drone units. Residents are urged to report any suspicious activity to the Parsippany Police Department.