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Jigar Shah faces scrutiny over past allegations of ballot tampering as a Paterson City Council President receives a prison sentence for similar offenses. Concerns about Shah's involvement in vote-by-mail activities prompt calls for accountability from local leaders, specifically Mayor Barberio. Voters express doubts about supporting candidates linked to Shah until these issues are addressed.
ThirsTea, a bubble tea franchise, opened its new location in Parsippany, attracting local residents with its vibrant flavors and affordable prices. The owners aim to create a community-oriented space, engaging with local schools and emphasizing personalized service. With drinks priced between $5 and $6, the shop appeals to students, families, and professionals alike.
A Parsippany resident urges Mayor Barberio to reinstate the PRIDE flag at Town Hall, expressing concern for the safety of LGBTQ+ families amid rising attacks on their rights. The letter highlights the importance of symbolizing a welcoming community, especially for trans youth who feel threatened.
Parsippany faces another lawsuit regarding affordable housing, stemming from past conflicts of interest involving Town Attorney John Inglesino. Critics argue that corporate real estate dominates the market, creating units that are not genuinely affordable, while local governance struggles with planning under state mandates. The situation has led to a perception of corruption and mismanagement in addressing housing needs.
Gigadat enhances the online casino payment experience for Canadians by offering a fast, secure, and user-friendly payment solution. Designed specifically for Canadian banks, it allows players to deposit and withdraw funds without sharing sensitive financial information. This innovative service addresses common frustrations with traditional banking methods, making it a preferred choice among players.
Scarlett Lucchese, an 8th grader from Parsippany, won a national wrestling title after medaling at the Tallinn Open in Estonia. Competing against international opponents, she demonstrated her elite skills by defeating higher-seeded wrestlers in the USMC Women’s National Championship.
Three Parsippany students, Andrew Nicholas, Alex Spada, and Nick Spada, earned the Eagle Scout rank, the highest honor in Scouting. Their ceremony featured community presentations and the Eagle badge was presented by various leaders, emphasizing the significance of the achievement. Fewer than six percent of Scouts in the U.S. attain this prestigious rank.
A Second Chance Project will host an organ donation awareness event at the Parsippany-Troy Hills Public Library on April 27, 2025. The free presentation will feature personal stories from transplant recipients and provide information on how to become a donor. Attendees will learn about the urgency of organ donation and have the opportunity to register as donors.
The Parsippany Area Chamber of Commerce hosted its monthly networking event, "Juice Up Your Morning," on April 22, sponsored by Genesis Troy Hills. Attendees welcomed Todd Miller-Jones, the new Administrator for Genesis Troy Hills, who aims to contribute to the local business community. The event underscored the Chamber's commitment to fostering collaboration among local businesses.
Mount Tabor resident Chris Fitzpatrick will speak at TEDxMontclair on June 24, presenting his talk, “The Urgency of Mentorship.” He aims to highlight the critical need for mentorship in combating poverty and promoting economic mobility. The event will feature eight speakers selected from over 100 applicants.