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Republican Jack Ciattarelli and Democrat Mikie Sherrill clashed during their final debate for New Jersey governor, accusing each other of dishonesty. Despite their heated exchanges, both candidates agreed that New Jersey will keep its law banning self-service gasoline stations. Voters will decide between the two on November 4, with Sherrill backed by current Governor Phil Murphy.
The National Weather Service warns of frost in Morris County, NJ, late Thursday into early Friday as temperatures dip to around 37 degrees. Gardeners should protect sensitive plants, and drivers may face frosty windshields on Friday morning.
New Jersey gaming regulators are considering the integration of cryptocurrency into the state’s casino system. The Division of Gaming Enforcement is exploring how to align digital currencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum with existing player protection rules. Officials aim to address the growing trend of players using offshore sites for crypto gambling due to local restrictions.
Tabor resident Chris Fitzpatrick's TEDx talk is now available on YouTube, offering insights into his experiences and perspectives. The event highlights local talent and contributes to the community's engagement with innovative ideas.
A letter to the editor reflects on a thought-provoking door hanger that prompted deeper consideration about community issues. The piece emphasizes the importance of local engagement and awareness. It serves as a reminder of how simple actions can inspire significant reflections within the community.
Parsippany Fire District 5 will host its Annual Fire Prevention Open House on October 18 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Station 2. The family-friendly event includes activities like a bounce house, fire simulator, and a chance to meet local firefighters.
Parsippany High School will host its annual Dig Pink Game on October 10 to support the Side-Out Foundation, raising funds for metastatic breast cancer research. The event features a crosstown match against Parsippany Hills High School, promoting community unity and awareness for a significant cause.
Morris County will partially close its Courthouse Complex and Administration Building on October 9, 2025, for a security exercise. The Administration Building will shut down from 11:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., while the Courthouse will close from 11:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., with virtual court sessions scheduled after 1:30 p.m.
A resident of Parsippany, Lisa Saladino, calls on local leaders to unite the community in response to recent online harassment of officials, including council member Judy Hernandez and candidate Diya Patel. Saladino warns that silence from the mayor and council may contribute to a dangerous environment, referencing a recent violent crime in nearby Cranford.
Local Republicans in Parsippany express concerns over potential job losses if mayoral candidate Musella wins the primary, dubbing him "Little Trump." The letter critiques the political landscape, arguing that supporting the most corrupt politicians undermines democracy and societal progress. Homyak emphasizes the moral implications of allowing fascist elements in politics, suggesting that electing Democrats may offer a path forward.