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Mayor Barberio and BOE President Choffo have announced a new partnership aimed at addressing the needs of the Parsippany school district. This collaboration is set to enhance educational resources and community engagement, marking a significant step towards improving local education.
The Parsippany Library is gearing up for Halloween by inviting the community to join a spooky-themed membership drive aimed at attracting new members. This initiative is part of the library's broader efforts to engage with local residents and enhance community involvement.
Gourmet Cafe hosted a benefit event to support the special needs residents of Rose House, highlighting the community's commitment to aiding those in need. The event featured local participation and aimed to raise both funds and awareness for the residents' needs.
Gourmet Cafe recently hosted a benefit to support the residents of Rose House, a facility dedicated to individuals with special needs. The event aimed to raise funds and awareness for the challenges these residents face, highlighting the community's commitment to inclusivity and support.
The Parsippany community bids farewell to Cerbo’s Lumber, a local business that served residents for 76 years. The closure marks the end of an era for many who relied on the store for their home improvement needs. The article highlights the impact of the business on the community and reflects on its legacy.
Area students have been recognized as MPAC Music Students of the Month, highlighting their achievements in the arts. This recognition not only celebrates individual talent but also underscores the importance of music education in the community.
Mayor Barberio and BOE President Choffo have announced a new partnership aimed at addressing the needs of the Parsippany school district. This collaborative effort seeks to enhance educational resources and support for local students and their families.
The community of Parsippany bids farewell to Cerbo’s Lumber after 76 years of dedicated service, marking the end of an era for a local establishment that has been a staple in the area. The article highlights the emotional impact of the closure on residents and the legacy of the family-run business.
Area students have been recognized as MPAC Music Students of the Month for September 2024. This acknowledgment highlights the achievements of young musicians within the community, promoting music education and appreciation. The initiative aims to inspire other students to engage with the arts.
Sheethal Abraham, Matthew DeVitto, and Susy Golderer have officially announced their candidacy for re-election to the Parsippany Board of Education, marking the kickoff of their campaign. The trio aims to enhance educational opportunities and community engagement in Parsippany, focusing on student success and fiscal responsibility.