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Incumbent Mayor James Barberio faces a challenge from Councilman Justin Musella in the Parsippany-Troy Hills Republican primary on June 10. Musella criticizes Barberio's administration for prioritizing special interests, while Barberio touts his experience and economic growth. The outcome will influence the township’s direction on development and taxation.
BrightPath Childcare Center in Parsippany-Troy Hills sold for $4.3 million as a net-leased investment property. The 11,266-square-foot facility, built in 2014, allows the tenant to manage property taxes, insurance, and maintenance, attracting investors.
Parsippany Focus will host an ecumenical service and walk with the cross on Good Friday. The event aims to unite various faith communities in Parsippany-Troy Hills for a shared spiritual observance.
The Puddingstone Community Club will host a mayoral debate on May 21, featuring Republican Councilman Justin Musella and Democrat Pulkit Desai. Incumbent Mayor James Barberio has not confirmed his attendance, raising concerns about public engagement. The debate will be livestreamed to accommodate a larger audience.
Councilman Justin Musella has confirmed his participation in a debate hosted by the Puddingstone Community Club, while Mayor James Barberio has not responded to the invitation. Critics, including former residents, accuse Barberio of avoiding direct engagement with the community and prioritizing special interests. The upcoming Republican primary highlights divisions within the local GOP as both candidates campaign for voter support.
The Morris County Public Safety Youth Academy will return from July 21-25, 2025, offering high school students a hands-on experience in public safety fields. Organized by the Morris County Office of Emergency Management, the program is free and aims to foster leadership and teamwork among participants. Applications are open until April 30, 2025.
Kidz World Pediatric Dentistry & Orthodontics has welcomed Dr. Sohn as their new orthodontist, succeeding Dr. Kitay, who will assist in the transition for a few months. Dr. Sohn brings extensive training and experience in orthodontics, having completed his education at renowned institutions and treated complex cases. The practice emphasizes their commitment to providing exceptional care during this transition.
Parsippany is set to celebrate Earth Day with a community event on April 26th, highlighting local environmental efforts and initiatives. The event promises to engage residents and raise awareness about sustainability issues. This celebration is part of broader efforts to promote eco-friendly practices within the community.
The County College of Morris (CCM) is hosting its Annual Gala on May 1, aimed at supporting students and celebrating community partners. The event will feature culinary experiences, a recognition ceremony, and a jazz performance by drummer Karl Latham & Friends. Honorees include Delta Dental of New Jersey and several state senators for their significant contributions to the college.
The Parsippany-Troy Hills Township Council presented the proposed 2025 Municipal Budget, emphasizing fiscal stability and growth amid ongoing challenges. Key highlights include a record surplus of $11.8 million, a modest tax rate increase, and enhanced public safety investments through the addition of police officers. The budget aims to maintain essential services while addressing rising costs and diversifying revenue streams.