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Bitcoin ATM scams have surged to over $110 million in 2023, posing a significant threat, particularly to older consumers who are more likely to fall victim to such fraud. This alarming trend raises questions about the security of cryptocurrency transactions and the measures consumers can take to protect themselves.
A section of Parsippany-Troy Hills will undergo mosquito treatment early on August 30th, as announced by the Morris County Mosquito Commission. This action aims to address public health concerns regarding mosquito-borne diseases. Residents are advised to take necessary precautions during the treatment period.
Parsippany will host a Household Hazardous Waste Disposal event on September 14th, providing residents an opportunity to safely dispose of hazardous materials. Organized by the Morris County Municipal Utilities Authority, this initiative aims to promote environmental safety and public health.
The County College of Morris is hosting a Fall Open House on October 19, 2024, inviting students, parents, adult learners, and veterans to explore academic programs and career opportunities. Attendees can engage with faculty, discover student services, and learn about the application process while touring the campus. Registration is required for the event's morning sessions.
Parsippany-Troy Hills celebrated the 79th Indian Independence Day with a flag-raising ceremony at Town Hall on August 9. Mayor James Barberio led the event, which highlighted the significance of Indian Independence Day to the local community.
Abigail Bresalier from Parsippany, NJ, was inducted into the prestigious Phi Beta Kappa Honor Society on April 27. A graduate of Parsippany High School, she pursued a degree in Psychology. This honor reflects her academic excellence and commitment to scholarship.
The Kiwanis Club of Greater Parsippany launched Child Abuse Prevention Month by installing pinwheel gardens, with the first display at Parsippany Town Hall. Mayor James Barberio will issue a Proclamation on April 4 designating April as “Child Abuse Prevention Month,” emphasizing the campaign's theme of “Growing a Better Tomorrow for All Children, Together.”
A new center dedicated to Lyme disease aims to address the illness and its long-term effects. Established on August 31, 2015, the initiative seeks to enhance understanding and treatment options for patients affected by the disease. This effort responds to growing concerns about Lyme disease prevalence and its consequences.
Emma Marie Wyman, a nine-month-old girl from Parsippany, undergoes treatment for a rare sarcoma at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia. Her parents, AJ and Lindsey Wyman, face significant medical expenses and have initiated a fundraiser to support their daughter during this challenging time.
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