Your trusted source for local Parsippany, NJ news, updated daily with the most important stories from your community.
Wildlife Preserves announces a guided Bird Walk at Troy Meadows Nature Preserve on May 17, from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. Naturalist Will Jayne will lead participants in identifying migrating birds during peak spring migration. Registration is required and limited to 25 attendees.
The Parsippany community gathered at Veterans Park on April 27 to honor the victims of a terrorist attack in Pahalgam, India, which targeted non-Muslim civilians. Organized by the Hindu Forum of Morris County, the vigil attracted around 350 attendees who condemned terrorism and offered prayers for the victims. Community leaders, including Mayor James Barberio, emphasized the importance of peaceful coexistence.
Hanover Township resident Brian J. Cariddi, 39, faces charges for allegedly soliciting sexually explicit photos from a 9-year-old boy in North Carolina. He was arrested on March 8, 2024, and is held in detention pending court proceedings. The investigation involves multiple law enforcement agencies and remains ongoing.
Families can attend the Career Carnival for Kids at the Parsippany Library on May 13, featuring interactive activities and insights from various professions. The event targets children aged 8 to 14 and is supported by local organizations. Registration is encouraged, but walk-ins are welcome.
ThirsTea, a bubble tea franchise, opened its new location in Parsippany, attracting local residents with its vibrant flavors and affordable prices. The owners aim to create a community-oriented space, engaging with local schools and emphasizing personalized service. With drinks priced between $5 and $6, the shop appeals to students, families, and professionals alike.
Jigar Shah faces scrutiny over past allegations of ballot tampering as a Paterson City Council President receives a prison sentence for similar offenses. Concerns about Shah's involvement in vote-by-mail activities prompt calls for accountability from local leaders, specifically Mayor Barberio. Voters express doubts about supporting candidates linked to Shah until these issues are addressed.
The Parsippany Police Athletic League (PAL) partners with the New York Yankees for a community fundraiser at Yankee Stadium on June 29. Families can enjoy a game against the Oakland Athletics, with ticket proceeds supporting youth programs in Parsippany. Attendees purchasing tickets by May 15 will receive a commemorative hat.
The Gathering Place, a Community Wellness Center, opened on April 25 in Parsippany to support adults facing mental health and substance use challenges. Mayor James Barberio emphasized the center's importance, stating it would significantly impact the community. The facility aims to combat loneliness and promote personal growth through peer-led support services.
Gigadat enhances the online casino payment experience for Canadians by offering a fast, secure, and user-friendly payment solution. Designed specifically for Canadian banks, it allows players to deposit and withdraw funds without sharing sensitive financial information. This innovative service addresses common frustrations with traditional banking methods, making it a preferred choice among players.
Scarlett Lucchese, an 8th grader from Parsippany, won a national wrestling title after medaling at the Tallinn Open in Estonia. Competing against international opponents, she demonstrated her elite skills by defeating higher-seeded wrestlers in the USMC Women’s National Championship.