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The Morristown Festival of Books KID FEST will take place on October 11, 2025, in Pinto, Madrid Province, Spain. This event celebrates children's literature, featuring various genres including chapter books and picture books. Local families can enjoy a day filled with literary activities and meet illustrators and authors.
The Lakeland Hills Family YMCA and Juventus Academy New Jersey host Juventus Open Days, free soccer-themed events for children aged 3–10. Scheduled from September 20 to November 2, these events promote active lifestyles and community engagement. Families can enjoy interactive games, meet coaches, and learn about youth development.
Student leaders Aashka Katapally and Anisha Mulinti inspired members of the Kiwanis Club of Greater Parsippany with their commitment to service and leadership. Katapally, a Key Club Lieutenant Governor, and Mulinti, a UNICEF Champion, detailed their roles in shaping positive change locally and globally. Their visit highlighted the vital connection between Kiwanis and Key Club in fostering youth leadership.
Jack Summa of Parsippany graduated Summa Cum Laude from the University of Rhode Island's 2025 Commencement, earning a Doctor of Pharmacy degree. The ceremonies, held from May 16 to May 18, awarded nearly 4,200 degrees, highlighting Summa's academic excellence in a prestigious pharmacy program.
Falafel, a Havanese dog rescued from a puppy mill, seeks a forever home after enduring neglect. WISE Animal Rescue has provided her with care, and she is learning to trust and thrive in a calm environment. Families interested in adopting can apply through WiseAnimalRescue.org.
The Parsippany High School Redhawks Field Hockey team launched a Chicken Wing Fundraiser to support athletic scholarships. Orders for bone-in and boneless wings, available in various flavors for $15 per dozen, must be placed by August 31, 2025, with pick-up scheduled for September 4. Proceeds will directly benefit Redhawks athletes and graduating seniors.
Post 249 American Legion hosts its annual Pancake Breakfast on September 28, inviting the community to enjoy a meal while supporting local veterans. Tickets cost $10 for adults and $5 for children aged 6 to 12, with activities for kids included. Proceeds will support local Legion projects, including Operation ChillOut for homeless veterans.
Lake Hiawatha Seniors will host a bus trip to Wind Creek Casino on September 15, 2025, for $35 per person, which includes $25 in casino slot money. The fundraiser aims to support senior engagement and activities within the community. Reservations are due by September 3.
Local students engaged in a week-long Summer Camp at the Parsippany Cube Club, learning to solve various puzzles while developing critical thinking and teamwork skills. The camp culminated in a pizza party celebrating the students' achievements. The initiative, led by Anikait Sota and instructor Rohan Mruthik, fostered confidence and friendships among participants.
The Global Motivational Counseling Center held a ribbon-cutting ceremony in Parsippany on August 23, celebrating its commitment to mental health services. Founded by Lori LoManto, the center offers both in-person and virtual counseling, focusing on accessibility and community support. Local officials emphasized the center's role in enhancing residents' well-being and the importance of mental health.