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Parsippany will host a Quadruple Wetdown on September 20, showcasing four new fire apparatus from three local fire districts. The event, featuring music, food, and community engagement, aims to celebrate the dedication of Parsippany’s firefighters. Families are encouraged to attend this unique tradition from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. at 6 Century Drive.
A Parsippany-Troy Hills DPW employee was filmed removing a "Musella for Mayor" campaign sign from private property, despite homeowner permission. The incident highlights concerns over political sign tampering, which can lead to criminal charges in New Jersey.
The Parsippany-Troy Hills Planning Board will hold a meeting on May 5, 2025, to discuss local development plans. The agenda for the meeting is available for download. Frank L. Cahill, publisher of Parsippany Focus, emphasizes the importance of local governance in community development.
Parsippany-Troy Hills Township Council will vote on a $5.2 million bond ordinance for a new treatment facility during its Agenda Meeting tonight. The agenda also includes amendments to sewer regulations and the introduction of a $3.57 million bond for capital improvements. Residents are encouraged to attend and participate in the public session.
The mayoral debate in Parsippany, originally set for May 21, has been postponed due to scheduling conflicts affecting candidate participation. Organizers aim to reschedule the event before the June primary to allow residents to hear from the candidates, including incumbent Mayor Jamie Barberio and Councilman Justin Musella. A separate virtual debate will take place on May 15.
Parsippany–Troy Hills Little League West kicked off its 73rd season with a lively opening night ceremony, attracting over 600 attendees. Mayor James Barberio threw the ceremonial first pitch, emphasizing the importance of teamwork and enjoyment in youth sports. The event celebrated community spirit and the enduring legacy of the Little League in Parsippany.
Hanover Township Police Department and the American Red Cross will host a blood drive on May 16 at the Community Center. The event runs from 12:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m., and donors can receive a $20 e-gift card for their contributions.
Par-Troy West Little League will celebrate inclusion and community with a Challenger League event on June 22. The event features exhibition games where volunteers assist players with disabilities, promoting the joy of baseball. The undefeated Challenger League team adds excitement to this cherished spring tradition.
Local students and community members prepare for the Relay For Life event on May 10 at Parsippany Hills High School to raise funds for cancer research. The event promotes unity in the fight against cancer and encourages participants to honor survivors and caregivers. Hundreds are expected to attend, showcasing strong community support.
Participants raised $586,800 for pancreatic cancer awareness during PurpleStride New Jersey on April 26. The event surpassed its goal of $530,000, contributing to a national target of $17 million for the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network (PanCAN). This gathering united communities in support of those affected by pancreatic cancer.