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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.

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.

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.

Parsippany Fire District 5 to Host Dedication Ceremony and Open House

Parsippany Fire District 5 will host a dedication ceremony for its new Station 1 on August 16, starting at 11:30 a.m. The event will include facility tours, live demonstrations, and refreshments, showcasing the district's commitment to public safety and fire readiness.

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.

Motorcyclist Killed in Fiery Crash on Interstate 80 in Parsippany

A motorcyclist died in a three-vehicle crash on Interstate 80 in Parsippany-Troy Hills on July 22. The collision, involving a Dodge pickup truck and a Chevrolet Suburban, ignited all three vehicles and spread flames to nearby woods. The New Jersey State Police are investigating the incident.

Ciattarelli Picks Morris County Sheriff Jim Gannon as Running Mate Parsippany Focus

New Jersey Republican gubernatorial candidate Jack Ciattarelli selected Morris County Sheriff Jim Gannon as his running mate for the upcoming election. The announcement took place at Johnny's in Boonton on July 23, emphasizing Gannon's law enforcement experience. This decision aims to strengthen Ciattarelli's campaign in a competitive political landscape.

Lakeland Hills YMCA Hosts Free Outdoor Concert Featuring Parsippanys Allegro Orchestra

The Lakeland Hills Family YMCA will host a free Outdoor Summer Concert featuring the Allegro Orchestra on August 7 at 6:30 p.m. The event aims to foster community engagement through music, offering a family-friendly program titled “A Musical Journey Around the World.” Guests are encouraged to bring their own seating and meals for the outdoor performance.

Zoning Board to Hear Controversial Apartment Complex Proposal at July 30 Meeting

The Parsippany Zoning Board will hold a public meeting on July 30, 2025, to discuss a controversial proposal for a large apartment complex requiring numerous zoning variances. Local residents express concerns about overdevelopment and its impact on traffic and neighborhood character. Attendance is encouraged for community members wishing to voice their opinions.

CCM and Table of Hope Host Annual Backpack Giveaway for Morris County Families

County College of Morris (CCM) will host its annual Backpack Giveaway on August 15, providing essential school supplies to Morris County families. The event, held in partnership with Table of Hope, is open to local residents and encourages pre-registration, with supplies distributed on a first-come, first-served basis. Attendees must remain in their vehicles for safety and efficiency.

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