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Parsippany-Troy Hills Township Council Meeting July 8, 2025 Parsippany Focus

The Parsippany-Troy Hills Township Council convened on July 8, 2025, addressing key local issues. The meeting showcased participation from council members including President Paul Carifi, Jr., and Vice President Frank Neglia.

High School Seniors Across Parsippany Engage in Senior Internship Experience with the Help of Local Businesses

High school seniors in Parsippany engage in a successful internship program that prepares them for post-graduate life. The program, which allows students to opt out of standard curriculum for internships, has grown to over 200 participants this spring. Local mentors guide students in various career fields, providing valuable work experience.

Cassandra Cogan completes Masters Degree in prestigious EMGS Program Parsippany Focus

Cassandra Cogan has completed her Master’s Degree in the esteemed EMGS Program, marking a significant milestone in her academic journey from Parsippany to Denmark. The achievement highlights her dedication and success in higher education.

Parsippany Chamber to Host Juice Up Your Morning Networking Event

The Parsippany Area Chamber of Commerce will host its Juice Up Your Morning Networking Event on July 22 at 8:30 a.m. at its office. The event aims to facilitate business connections among local professionals and includes opportunities for attendees to promote their businesses.

Parsippany-Based Ferrero to Acquire WK Kellogg in 3.1 Billion Deal

Ferrero Group plans to acquire WK Kellogg in a $3.1 billion deal, paying $23 per share, a 40% premium. The transaction, expected to close in the second half of 2025, includes popular cereal brands like Frosted Flakes and Special K. WK Kellogg will remain based in Michigan as a wholly owned subsidiary.

Newark Man Sentenced for Boonton Arson

Davon Fields, 46, received an eight-year prison sentence for his role in a November 2024 warehouse fire in Boonton, New Jersey, where copper products were stolen. Fields pled guilty to multiple charges, including aggravated arson and burglary, after evidence linked him to the crime scene and a local scrapyard.

Letter to the Editor Project 2025 We the People It Only Gets Worse Parsippany Focus

A letter to the editor criticizes Project 2025, suggesting that it exacerbates issues affecting the community. The author expresses concern over the implications of the project for local governance and citizen engagement.

Temporary Closure of Lake Hiawatha Branch Library Due to Heat Conditions

The Lake Hiawatha Branch Library in Parsippany closes temporarily due to extreme heat as it prepares to install a new air conditioning system. The library is expected to reopen with limited hours on July 14, 2025, while all programs for July have been canceled or postponed. Patrons can visit nearby libraries for services during the closure.

Layups 4 Life to Host 8th Annual 3-on-3 Basketball Tournament to Support Cancer Research

The 8th Annual Layups 4 Life 3-on-3 Basketball Tournament occurs on September 20 in Parsippany, benefiting Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center. Adult players aged 18 and older can register in teams of 3 or 4, with a registration deadline of September 14. The event promotes community engagement in the fight against cancer.

Eleventh Hour Rescue to Host High-Energy Fundraiser with Jordans Way

Eleventh Hour Rescue will host a live fundraising event on July 12, aiming to surpass last year's $50,000 raised in partnership with Jordan's Way. The event will feature fun challenges and spotlight adoptable pets, with a goal to raise $75,000 for animal rescues. Community members can participate by donating during the livestream on Facebook.

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