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Joziah Johnson, a sophomore at George Mason University, defended his title in the 400-meter hurdles at the Atlantic 10 Conference Championships, setting a new personal best time of 51.10 seconds. His victory contributed to the George Mason men's team clinching their first conference championship since 2019. Johnson also qualified for the NCAA Division I East Regionals in Jacksonville, Florida.
A conservative Republican endorses Justin Musella for town council, criticizing current leadership for high taxes and poor town conditions. The author recounts a pivotal conversation with Musella that prompted reflection on local governance. Voters are urged to support Musella and his team in the upcoming election.
Parsippany hosted the annual Kate Russell Memorial Softball Game, uniting local police and firefighters to honor a beloved student and raise funds for a scholarship. The event drew significant community support, with the Parsippany PBA Local 131 donating $500 to the scholarship fund.
The Parsippany Recreation Department announces its annual Summer Music & Movie Nights series at Veterans Memorial Park, starting June 26. The program features outdoor concerts and movies every Thursday evening, encouraging community engagement and family fun. Sponsorship comes from Provident Bank and Gilead, with weather updates available online.
John Barkhouse will become GAF’s Chief Executive Officer on January 1, 2026, succeeding current CEO John Altmeyer, who will assume the role of Executive Chairman. Barkhouse, who joined GAF as President last year, has a strong background in manufacturing and operational leadership. His appointment aims to build on GAF's growth and operational excellence.
Parsippany-Troy Hills Township Council approved an ordinance allowing retail cannabis operations in designated zones. The ordinance permits various cannabis-related businesses and aims to balance economic opportunity with community safety. It will take effect following publication and filing with the Morris County Planning Board.
Parsippany residents face financial emergencies like car repairs and medical bills, often requiring immediate cash access. Various financial tools, including personal loans and community assistance programs, can help manage these urgent needs. Understanding these options is crucial for effective financial recovery.
Parsippany-Troy Hills Mayor James Barberio deleted a video claiming a revenue-sharing agreement with the local Board of Education after it drew criticism. Sources confirm no such agreement exists, raising concerns about transparency and school funding amid ongoing discussions about PILOT developments.
An East Hanover man faces charges linked to a stolen vehicle from a Parsippany impound that contributed to chaos at a Fairfield warehouse party. The incident escalated into a significant disruption, prompting police intervention. Authorities are investigating the broader implications of the theft and its connection to the event.
A community-focused networking event in Parsippany continues to energize local professionals. The event aims to foster connections among attendees, enhancing collaboration and opportunities within the community. Local business leaders have reported positive outcomes from previous gatherings.