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The Parsippany Zoning Board will hold a meeting on October 22, 2025, regarding a proposed apartment complex linked to the Islamic Community Cultural Center. Residents are encouraged to attend to demonstrate community interest. In a separate incident, William H. Schmieding faces multiple charges following a firearm discharge that injured an elderly woman.
Suburban backyards in New Jersey are evolving into popular gathering spaces for families. As outdoor areas gain significance, residents are investing in enhancements to support social activities. This trend reflects a shift in community dynamics and family interactions.
The Parsippany–Troy Hills School District celebrated Italian-American Heritage Month with an Italian Night event on October 15, featuring food, music, and cultural activities. Community members engaged in traditional practices like bocce, trivia, and tarantella dancing, while enjoying cuisine donated by local businesses. Proceeds from the event will support future cultural programming in the district.
Former New York Jets center Nick Mangold revealed he requires a kidney transplant due to chronic kidney disease. Diagnosed in 2006 with a genetic defect leading to kidney failure, Mangold seeks a donor with type O blood after no family members could help. He remains positive despite the challenges, expressing gratitude to his community for support.
New Jersey regulators are considering the integration of cryptocurrency into the state's casino system, currently prohibited under existing rules. Officials aim to balance innovation and consumer protection as players increasingly turn to offshore sites for crypto gambling convenience. A proposed “regulatory sandbox” could allow casinos to accept Bitcoin while mitigating volatility risks.
Garden Savings Federal Credit Union celebrated International Credit Union Day on October 17, welcoming members with refreshments and appreciation. The event highlighted the credit union's commitment to financial education and community support under this year's theme, “Cooperation for a Prosperous World.”
The Parsippany Board of Education Candidates Night was held on October 17, 2025, featuring discussions among local candidates. The event focused on issues pertinent to the community's educational landscape. The video coverage is available for viewers seeking insights into the candidates' platforms.
Agadia Systems Inc. will relocate its global headquarters to Morris Plains after purchasing a property for $10.25 million. The three-story building, situated on 16.5 acres, includes modern amenities and is well-positioned near major highways. This move reflects the demand for quality office space in New Jersey.
Parsippany students raised $3,000 for local charities through their fifth annual “Cards for a Cause” FUNdRAISER, with $2,000 going to the Parsippany Food Pantry and $1,000 to the Mt. Tabor Volunteer Fire Department. The initiative, led by 10-year-old Vivan Bhattacharya and a group of young artists, showcased the community's commitment to helping others through creativity.
Parsippany will host a Medicare Open Enrollment presentation on October 22 at the Senior Center. The session aims to educate seniors about Medicare coverage options and the NJ SAVE program, which assists with costs. Registration is required for attendance.