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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.

Wieland Metal Services Renews Lease at 150 Lackawanna Avenue

Wieland Metal Services renewed its lease for over 85,000 square feet at 150 Lackawanna Avenue in Parsippany, ensuring its operations in the Northeast continue. The long-term lease, facilitated by CBRE, allows the company to enhance the facility, which is strategically located near major transportation hubs.

Heat Advisory Issued for our Local Area on Tuesday July 8th

A Heat Advisory is in effect for Morris County, NJ, on Tuesday, July 8, from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., as temperatures are expected to reach 92 degrees. Residents are urged to take precautions against heat-related illnesses.

Tropical Smoothie Cafe Now Open in Parsippany!

Tropical Smoothie Cafe opened in Parsippany on July 8, offering a variety of smoothies and food options. The cafe aims to provide a welcoming space for meals throughout the day. A grand opening celebration is scheduled for July 25–27.

Parsippanys Lauren Marks Named First Team Academic All-American

Caldwell University senior Lauren Marks earned a spot on the 2024-25 Academic All-America® Women’s Division II At-Large First Team, marking her as the only bowler selected. With a 3.95 GPA and multiple athletic accolades, she stands out among 15 nationwide honorees in her category. Marks is Caldwell's first First Team Academic All-American in bowling since 2017.

Parsippany's Mayor Touts Strong Fiscal Strength for Township at the July 8th Council Meeting

Parsippany Mayor Michael Soriano highlighted the township's fiscal strength during the July 8th council meeting. The council addressed various topics, including redevelopment plans and affordable housing updates, underscoring the township's commitment to economic growth.

Sheriff Gannon Swears In New Chief Sheriffs Officer

Morris County Sheriff James M. Gannon swore in Chief Sheriff’s Officer Aaron D. Tomasini during a ceremony at the Morris County Administration and Records Building. Tomasini, a veteran law enforcement officer with extensive tactical and supervisory experience, pledged to enhance community relations and support his colleagues in his new role.

American Legion Post 249 Reflects on Nine Decades of Dedication

American Legion Post 249 hosts an open house on August 2 to celebrate 90 years of service to veterans and the community. Attendees can enjoy dessert with veterans and learn about membership opportunities in the Legion, SAL, and Auxiliary.

Thousands Gather at Parsippany Hills High School for Annual Independence Day Celebration

More than 10,000 residents celebrated Independence Day at Parsippany Hills High School with a concert and fireworks display. The event featured local band Overboard and highlighted community spirit and appreciation for the armed forces. Attendees enjoyed food from vendors and engaged with local fire department representatives.

NJ Housing Advocates Call for Mansion Tax Revenue to Fund Affordable Homes

New Jersey housing advocates urge state leaders to allocate a portion of increased revenue from a proposed mansion tax to the Affordable Housing Trust Fund. The legislation aims to generate over $300 million annually by raising the Realty Transfer Fee on properties exceeding $1 million. Advocates emphasize the urgent need for affordable housing solutions in the state.

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