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Littleton Elementary School’s fifth-grade class hosts a fundraiser, “Pancakes & Pajamas,” at IHOP on September 23, 2025. The event encourages attendees to wear pajamas while IHOP donates 20% of proceeds to benefit the class. Families can participate by presenting a flyer during their visit.
Thousands attended the 2025 Fall Festival at Smith Field in Parsippany on September 21, celebrating local culture and community spirit. Families engaged with various booths, including the Parsippany PAL, which provided information on youth sports and activities. The festival highlighted the importance of community events in fostering local connections.
Parsippany residents can securely dispose of personal documents at the Free Shred-It Event on October 18. The event, held at Town Hall from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m., aims to protect against identity theft and promote eco-friendly disposal.
Parsippany–Troy Hills opens nominations for the 2025 Senior Citizen of the Year award, celebrating residents who have significantly contributed to the community. Mayor James Barberio emphasizes the importance of recognizing seniors for their dedication and service. Community members are encouraged to submit nominations online before the deadline.
Phenix Salon Suites opened at Troy-Hills Shopping Center in Parsippany on September 20, featuring 38 private suites for independent salon professionals. Local officials, including Mayor James Barberio, welcomed the business, emphasizing its contribution to entrepreneurship in the community. A larger grand opening is planned for later this year.
Melissa Rivera, a 61-year-old former bookkeeper, received a five-year probation sentence for stealing nearly $293,000 from two Catholic parishes in Morris County. Rivera must pay restitution of $292,728 at a rate of $800 per month following her guilty plea to two counts of theft. The thefts occurred over six years, primarily while she was employed at Our Lady of Mountain Parish.
Authorities concluded a search for burglary suspects in Parsippany, resulting in multiple arrests. The suspects, described as two Black males, fled from a residence on Iron Forge Road, prompting assistance from various agencies, including K-9 and drone units. Residents are urged to report any suspicious activity to the Parsippany Police Department.
New Jersey homeowners and renters under 65 can apply for the 2025 ANCHOR Property Tax Relief Program until October 31, 2025. Homeowners earning up to $150,000 may receive $1,750, while eligible renters can receive up to $700. Payments start September 15, with funds typically arriving within 90 days of filing.
Mayor James Barberio and the Township of Parsippany-Troy Hills will host a Medicare Open Enrollment presentation on October 22 at the Parsippany Senior Center. The session aims to guide residents on Medicare Prescription Drug Plans and Medicare Advantage Plans as they prepare for their 2026 coverage decisions. Registration is required to attend the event.
Parsippany United Methodist Church will host its annual “Blessing of the Animals” service on September 28 at 10:00 a.m. Community members can bring pets of all kinds for a blessing, celebrating the joy and companionship animals provide. The event has become a beloved tradition for local pet owners.