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Frank Neglia and Jigar Shah secured their positions on the Republican ticket for the November General Election after leading in the Parsippany Republican primary for two Township Council seats. The unofficial results were sourced from the Morris County Elections website.
Kenneth “Kenny” Johnson, a 2021 graduate of Parsippany High School, graduated from the United States Naval Academy with a Bachelor of Science in Ocean and Atmospheric Sciences. Johnson's commitment to military service began at age fourteen, and he has since inspired local youth through sports and leadership. His achievements highlight pride in the Parsippany community as he encourages others to consider military academies.
BAPS Charities hosted its annual “Spirit of Service: Walk-Run” in Parsippany on June 1, attracting over 400 participants to support local cancer and cardiovascular care. The event highlighted community unity and raised funds for the Carol G. Simon Cancer Center and Gagnon Cardiovascular Institute. Participants of all ages engaged in promoting health and humanitarian causes, showcasing the organization's commitment to service.
Joziah Johnson, a sophomore at George Mason University, defended his title in the 400-meter hurdles at the Atlantic 10 Conference Championships, setting a new personal best time of 51.10 seconds. His victory contributed to the George Mason men's team clinching their first conference championship since 2019. Johnson also qualified for the NCAA Division I East Regionals in Jacksonville, Florida.
Morris County residents can vote today, June 10, as polls open at 6 a.m. and close at 8 p.m. Voters are encouraged to verify their polling locations ahead of time to ensure participation in the primary elections.
Incumbent Mayor James R. Barberio secured the Republican nomination for Mayor in Parsippany's June 10 Primary Election, defeating Councilman Justin Musella with 3,115 votes. Barberio will face Democrat Pulkit Desai, who ran unopposed in the Democratic primary, in the General Election on November 5.
A conservative Republican endorses Justin Musella for town council, criticizing current leadership for high taxes and poor town conditions. The author recounts a pivotal conversation with Musella that prompted reflection on local governance. Voters are urged to support Musella and his team in the upcoming election.
Parsippany hosted the annual Kate Russell Memorial Softball Game, uniting local police and firefighters to honor a beloved student and raise funds for a scholarship. The event drew significant community support, with the Parsippany PBA Local 131 donating $500 to the scholarship fund.
The Parsippany Recreation Department announces its annual Summer Music & Movie Nights series at Veterans Memorial Park, starting June 26. The program features outdoor concerts and movies every Thursday evening, encouraging community engagement and family fun. Sponsorship comes from Provident Bank and Gilead, with weather updates available online.
Parsippany residents face financial emergencies like car repairs and medical bills, often requiring immediate cash access. Various financial tools, including personal loans and community assistance programs, can help manage these urgent needs. Understanding these options is crucial for effective financial recovery.