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Three high school seniors received the William Kogen Award for Community Service, recognizing their exceptional character and leadership. Each winner will receive a $1,000 scholarship, with the awards being presented at the YMCA's Annual Dinner Meeting on June 25.
Assemblyman Brian Bergen endorses Mayor Jamie Barberio for re-election in Parsippany, highlighting the need for experienced leadership amid local challenges. Bergen criticizes challenger Justin Musella, warning that his campaign relies on empty promises and divisive rhetoric. Early voting begins on June 3, with the primary election scheduled for June 10.
The Morris County Sons of Italy Lodge #2561 will host a Charity Golf Outing on July 10 at Knoll Country Club West in Parsippany, honoring Joseph Jannarone, Sr., and Adam Gragnani. Proceeds will support local charitable efforts, benefiting organizations such as the Parsippany Food Pantry and the Alzheimer’s Foundation. Sponsorships are available at various levels to encourage community involvement.
A Morristown woman, Maureen Denman, 63, faces burglary charges after unlawfully entering a restricted room in her employer's Denville home. This incident follows her admission into a pretrial intervention program for previous charges of credit card fraud and theft, where she allegedly made 97 unauthorized withdrawals totaling $24,860.
Daniel Scola, managing partner at Hoffmann & Baron, contributed to a new book focused on legal business development strategies. The publication aims to provide insights for legal professionals seeking to enhance their business acumen. This collaboration underscores Scola's commitment to advancing legal practice.
The Parsippany-Troy Hills Township Council will introduce several ordinances and resolutions at its agenda meeting on June 3, including a bond ordinance proposing $3.57 million for capital improvements. No final votes will occur until the next Regular Meeting on June 17, when the council will take official action on the introduced items.
Parsippany's residential tax rate ranks as the fourth-highest in Morris County, contradicting recent claims of low taxes. The analysis reveals that the town's average tax figures misrepresented its true standing compared to neighboring municipalities. Residents deserve a clearer understanding of the community's tax situation.
Senators Joe Pennacchio and Bob Singer criticized New Jersey Democrats for neglecting legislation aimed at preventing violence at the Jersey Shore following a violent Memorial Day weekend. They emphasized the need for immediate action to protect families, businesses, and the tourism industry.
The Parsippany Board of Education will hold a meeting on June 5 to discuss important educational matters. The meeting aims to address local educational policies and community concerns.
Employment Horizons will host its 19th Annual Golf Classic on June 1, 2025, to support individuals with disabilities. The event promises a day of golf, camaraderie, and fundraising for a vital cause.