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The Trump Administration will partially fund the SNAP food benefit program during the government shutdown, complying with a federal court order. In New Jersey, 826,094 recipients await clarity on benefit amounts and timing as food pantries report increased demand amid uncertainty.
A house fire on Preston Avenue in East Hanover was quickly controlled by local firefighters, who also rescued a family dog during the incident. No injuries were reported, and mutual aid from surrounding departments aided the response. The cause of the fire remains under investigation.
The Parsippany High School Marching Band secured second place at the New Jersey State Competition with a score of 86.2. Their performance demonstrated months of dedication and teamwork, embodying the spirit of Parsippany pride.
Mayor Barberio acknowledged the town's financial status, confirming there was a surplus rather than a deficit when he took office in 2022. Pulkit Desai criticized the mayor's budget claims and his support for corporate tax breaks, urging voters to discern the truth.
Early voting in Morris County, NJ, concludes on Sunday, November 2, ahead of Election Day on November 4. Voters can cast their ballots at any of eight designated early voting locations, which will be open daily with varying hours. Vote-by-Mail options are also available, with ballots due by 8 p.m. on Election Day.
Morris County, NJ, hosts a vibrant Halloween weekend with activities for all ages, including trick-or-treating and costume parades. Events span from October 31 to November 2, featuring live entertainment, local markets, and themed celebrations. Families can enjoy a variety of festivities to cap off October.
Mayor James R. Barberio and the Parsippany Police Department honored Patrolman Remo D’Alessandro during a Walkout Ceremony for his 21 years of service. D’Alessandro, a veteran of the U.S. Marine Corps, implemented numerous community engagement programs and received multiple awards for his contributions.
Congresswoman Mikie Sherrill launched her “Driving Down Costs” bus tour on October 28 in Lake Hiawatha, aiming to reach all 21 New Jersey counties before Election Day. Sherrill emphasized her commitment to making New Jersey more affordable while engaging with local residents and business owners during her tour.
Parsippany-Troy Hills Schools Superintendent Dr. Karen A. Chase prohibits students from riding electric bicycles on school property to enhance safety. This new guideline, effective immediately, aims to prevent injuries and reduce congestion during school hours. Noncompliance may lead to disciplinary actions, including warnings and potential police involvement.
Vintage car enthusiasts can now navigate the online marketplace with ease, thanks to a new guide published by Parsippany Focus. The article outlines crucial tips and considerations for purchasing classic vehicles, emphasizing the growing trend of online transactions in the automotive sector.