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Tractor Trailer Fire on Route 80 Extinguished by Parsippany-Troy Hills Fire District 5

Parsippany-Troy Hills Fire District 5 extinguished a tractor-trailer fire on Interstate 80 West on July 3, 2025. Firefighters contained the blaze to the cab and refrigeration unit, preventing further damage. The operation lasted approximately two hours with support from neighboring fire districts.

Sherrill Selects University President, Civil Rights Advocate Dale Caldwell as Running Mate

Democratic gubernatorial candidate Mikie Sherrill selected Dr. Dale Caldwell as her lieutenant governor running mate for the November election. Caldwell, a seasoned educator and civic leader, emphasizes opportunity, equity, and affordability for New Jersey families during his campaign.

Community Connections Team to Visit Parsippany Municipal Court

The Boonton/Parsippany Municipal Court will host the Community Connections Team on July 29 to provide support services for individuals navigating the court system. The initiative, led by the Morris County Sheriff’s Office’s STAR Program, aims to assist those facing mental health and recovery challenges. Residents attending court are encouraged to seek assistance during the session.

Shy Corgi Pup Linguine Searching for Loving Home Through Local Rescue Effort

A five-month-old Pembroke Welsh Corgi named Linguine seeks a loving home through WISE Animal Rescue in Parsippany, New Jersey. Rescued from a puppy mill, Linguine is learning to adapt and needs a calm environment with a confident canine companion. The rescue organization requests a minimum donation of $850 to support its mission of saving vulnerable animals.

Michigan Border Patrol Agent Charged with Endangering the Welfare of a Child in Connection with Online Chat Parsippany Focus

A Michigan Border Patrol agent faces charges for endangering a child's welfare following an online chat. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about safety and the responsibilities of law enforcement personnel. The case raises questions about the impact of such actions on community trust.

How To Launch A Career In Social Work A Step-By-Step Guide Parsippany Focus

Parsippany Focus outlines a comprehensive guide for launching a career in social work, emphasizing the necessary steps and skills for aspiring professionals. The article serves as a valuable resource for those interested in entering the field, detailing educational paths and practical experiences required.

American Legion Post 249 Hosting Tricky Tray on October 10

American Legion Post 249 will host a Tricky Tray on October 10, featuring over 100 prizes. Admission costs $20 and includes one sheet of Tier 1 tickets, with advance ticket purchase required. Guests can bring their own snacks for the evening.

Friends of the Library Fund Free Passes to The Met

Parsippany residents can now access the Metropolitan Museum of Art for free, thanks to the Parsippany Friends of the Library. Each museum pass admits two adults, with children under 12 free, and can be reserved online through the library's website. This initiative enriches local cultural experiences and supports community engagement.

Morris County Dedicates Susan ODonnell Head Start Headquarters

Local officials and community members celebrated the grand opening of the newly expanded Susan O’Donnell Head Start Headquarters in Dover, honoring the retired executive director’s decade of leadership. The facility now features four new classrooms and marks the 60th anniversary of the Head Start initiative in Morris County.

CCM Dean Recognized for Outstanding Leadership, Service and Academic Achievement

Dr. Maria Isaza, dean of the School of Health Professions and Natural Sciences at County College of Morris, received the “Excellence in Community Engagement Award” from the Sloan Scholars Mentoring Network. The award recognizes her dedication to community service and leadership, impacting over 20,000 individuals annually through her work with the Morris County Organization for Hispanic Affairs.

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