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Morris County authorities arrested Enrique Vega and Cassandra West in connection with the homicide of Stanley Robinson, 65, found dead on June 13. Both suspects, who are homeless, allegedly did not seek medical help for Robinson after he was injured during a dispute. They also face charges related to theft and tampering with evidence following subsequent incidents.
AJ Wyman’s memoir, "The Grace to Carry On," recounts his journey through his daughter’s aggressive cancer diagnosis and his struggles with substance addiction. The novel, set for release on September 1, serves as a cautionary tale about the importance of caregiver self-care. Wyman aims to reach social workers, oncologists, and cancer patients to promote open dialogues about mental health.
Mt. Pleasant Animal Shelter will waive adoption fees for all adult pets from June 20 to June 22, aiming to encourage adoptions of older animals. Each adoption includes spay/neuter surgery, vaccinations, and microchipping while ensuring proper screening for suitable homes.
Parsippany High School's Redstock festival united the community on June 19, 2025, featuring sports, games, and local vendors. The event showcased student creativity and fostered connections among residents, promoting inclusivity and school spirit.
Parsippany Police Department found no evidence supporting claims that an officer questioned a driver's immigration status during a traffic stop. The department conducted a comprehensive investigation, including reviewing CCTV and body camera footage. They reaffirmed their commitment to fair treatment regardless of immigration status.
The Parsippany-Troy Hills Board of Education appointed Dr. Karen Chase as the new Superintendent of Schools, effective October 1, 2025. Dr. Chase brings over 25 years of public education experience and a strong commitment to student-centered leadership.
Sanjana Medapati, a senior at The Academy for Mathematics, Science & Engineering, honors local veterans by creating banners that celebrate their service. As part of her Girl Scout Gold Award project, she seeks community submissions to recognize veterans from Parsippany. The initiative aims to ensure their sacrifices are publicly acknowledged and remembered.
The Greater Parsippany chapter of the Hindu Swayamsevak Sangh honored 27 local educators at its annual Guru Vandana event on May 31, 2025. This celebration, which emphasizes the importance of teachers, included a traditional ceremony where students expressed their gratitude through cultural rituals. Congresswoman Mikie Sherrill's office recognized the teachers with certificates, highlighting their impact on the community.
The Parsippany-Troy Hills Township Council will convene on June 17, 2025, to discuss key municipal issues, including the appointment of new police officers and redevelopment proposals. Residents can participate in a public session to express their views.
Casey Edward Gorczyca graduated from Clark University, marking a significant milestone after previously graduating from Parsippany Hills High School in 2020. The achievement highlights local educational success and community pride.