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Ferring Pharmaceuticals received FDA approval for its new Drug Product Manufacturing Hub in Parsippany, enhancing its production capabilities for ADSTILADRIN. The 12,000-square-foot facility is part of a larger U.S. Operations Center and reflects Ferring's commitment to sustainability and local community support.
The Parsippany Area Chamber of Commerce will host a Speed Networking Event on May 7, providing local professionals the chance to connect and collaborate. Attendees will participate in brief meetings and enjoy a catered lunch for a fee of $25.
Parsippany police arrested Jenna Matthews, 32, after she was found unresponsive in her vehicle following a crash on April 2. Officers observed signs of impairment and collected a blood sample after she refused medical assistance. Matthews faces multiple charges, including operating under the influence and careless driving.
New Jersey's housing market offers diverse options, from affordable homes in South Jersey to competitive prices near New York City. Prospective buyers must consider property taxes, school ratings, and commute times when searching for a home. Pre-approval for a mortgage can enhance buyers' chances in a fast-moving market.
A concerned resident of Parsippany criticizes the toxic political climate surrounding Mayor Jamie Barberio, highlighting personal attacks and hostility among his supporters. The letter calls for a respectful discourse and advocates for a change in leadership to restore community pride.
Parsippany voters express frustration over candidates' refusal to hold in-person debates ahead of the local election. Hank Heller, a local resident, urges Mayor Barberio and other candidates to engage directly with voters to explain their positions. Heller emphasizes the importance of face-to-face interactions, citing issues with virtual formats.
BrightPath Childcare Center in Parsippany-Troy Hills sold for $4.3 million as a net-leased investment property. The 11,266-square-foot facility, built in 2014, allows the tenant to manage property taxes, insurance, and maintenance, attracting investors.
Incumbent Mayor James Barberio faces a challenge from Councilman Justin Musella in the Parsippany-Troy Hills Republican primary on June 10. Musella criticizes Barberio's administration for prioritizing special interests, while Barberio touts his experience and economic growth. The outcome will influence the township’s direction on development and taxation.
Parsippany Focus will host an ecumenical service and walk with the cross on Good Friday. The event aims to unite various faith communities in Parsippany-Troy Hills for a shared spiritual observance.
Councilman Justin Musella has confirmed his participation in a debate hosted by the Puddingstone Community Club, while Mayor James Barberio has not responded to the invitation. Critics, including former residents, accuse Barberio of avoiding direct engagement with the community and prioritizing special interests. The upcoming Republican primary highlights divisions within the local GOP as both candidates campaign for voter support.