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Table of Hope distributes free diapers and feminine products in Morristown, NJ, today, September 8. This event complements their regular food distribution, aiming to support local families in need. The initiative addresses essential hygiene needs, enhancing community welfare.
Mayor James Barberio and the Parsippany Interfaith Council will hold a September 11th Memorial Service on September 11th at 8:40 a.m. The ceremony will take place at the Parsippany–Troy Hills Municipal Building, honoring victims of the 2001 terrorist attacks.
Parsippany police arrested a man for driving while intoxicated (DWI) following a hit-and-run incident. The arrest occurred on September 6, 2025, when officers responded to a report of a crash involving a fleeing vehicle. Local authorities emphasized the importance of road safety and the consequences of impaired driving.
The Stickley Museum appointed Dr. Jonathan Clancy as its new Executive Director on September 6, 2025. Clancy brings a wealth of experience in museum management, aiming to enhance the museum's outreach and educational programs. This leadership change is expected to positively impact the local community.
Giovanni DiDomenico, a 16-year-old entrepreneur, donated $20,000 in services to the Parsippany Police Athletic League (PAL) to support youth sports and community programs. The donation was presented at the Parsippany PAL, where local officials and community members praised DiDomenico’s leadership and commitment to the community.
New Jersey Blood Services plans a community blood drive on September 9 at Parsippany PAL, from 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Organizers emphasize that one donation can save up to three lives and encourage the local community to participate.
Littleton Road residents in Parsippany express frustration over persistent sinking patches and unresolved repairs. They seek immediate action from local authorities to address their concerns about road safety and maintenance. The situation highlights ongoing infrastructure challenges in the area.
Local author Jessica Roman's book, *Dying to Thriving*, shares her daughter's miraculous recovery from a terminal genetic disorder through prayer and nutrition. The book aims to inspire parents facing similar challenges by offering practical advice and hope. Roman advocates for children's health and founded the Christian Health Collective to promote wellness based on biblical principles.
A letter to the editor addresses the contentious public housing issue impacting New Jersey as the November elections approach. The author criticizes local officials for using the housing debate as a political tool, citing historical rulings and actions that have complicated the affordable housing landscape in the region.
Morris County voters will decide on November 4, 2025, whether to allow the county's Preservation Trust Fund to support stewardship programs for permanently preserved lands. If approved, the measure will enable habitat restoration and green infrastructure improvements without raising taxes. The initiative follows recommendations from a review committee established to enhance the trust fund's impact.