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Senators Joe Pennacchio and Bob Singer criticized New Jersey Democrats for neglecting legislation aimed at preventing violence at the Jersey Shore following a violent Memorial Day weekend. They emphasized the need for immediate action to protect families, businesses, and the tourism industry.
Parsippany's residential tax rate ranks as the fourth-highest in Morris County, contradicting recent claims of low taxes. The analysis reveals that the town's average tax figures misrepresented its true standing compared to neighboring municipalities. Residents deserve a clearer understanding of the community's tax situation.
The Parsippany-Troy Hills Township Council will introduce several ordinances and resolutions at its agenda meeting on June 3, including a bond ordinance proposing $3.57 million for capital improvements. No final votes will occur until the next Regular Meeting on June 17, when the council will take official action on the introduced items.
A Morristown woman, Maureen Denman, 63, faces burglary charges after unlawfully entering a restricted room in her employer's Denville home. This incident follows her admission into a pretrial intervention program for previous charges of credit card fraud and theft, where she allegedly made 97 unauthorized withdrawals totaling $24,860.
The Parsippany Board of Education will hold a meeting on June 5 to discuss important educational matters. The meeting aims to address local educational policies and community concerns.
MCVSD opened a new Career Training Center at the CCM campus on May 30, 2025, aimed at providing students with essential vocational skills. This facility will enhance local educational opportunities and workforce readiness in Parsippany.
Parsippany native Johnson graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy on May 29, 2025. The graduation ceremony highlighted the achievements of numerous graduates, emphasizing the importance of service to the nation. Johnson's accomplishment reflects the community's commitment to supporting its youth in pursuing military careers.
Parsippany residents rallied to support local business owner Musella during a challenging storm, showcasing community solidarity. Attendees shared sandwiches and stories, emphasizing the importance of local support in adverse conditions. The event highlighted both the strength of community ties and the challenges faced by small businesses.
Six officers in the Morris County Sheriff’s Office received promotions, enhancing leadership within the department. The advancements were announced during a ceremony held on May 29, 2025. This restructuring aims to improve community safety and operational efficiency.
Roots & Wings, a nonprofit organization in New Jersey, aims to empower foster youth by providing stable homes and support. Founded by Anikait Sota, the initiative addresses the challenges faced by children in the foster care system. The organization emphasizes the importance of community involvement in fostering resilience among these youths.