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Parsippany Mayor James R. Barberio will host a Veterans Day Ceremony on November 11 at Veterans Memorial Park to honor local veterans. The event aims to unite township officials and residents in gratitude for the sacrifices made by the men and women of the Armed Forces. All community members are encouraged to attend this public ceremony.
The Stickley Museum at Craftsman Farms will host two free CraftsMas Open Houses on December 6 and 13, featuring holiday decorations and activities. Visitors can explore the historic Log House and shop for seasonal gifts, while also participating in clay tile creation and a photo station. The museum will also conduct Log House Holiday Tours every weekend starting Thanksgiving weekend.
A Parsippany woman, Alysha Bailey, 23, was arrested for driving while intoxicated after a crash on Park Avenue in Hanover Township. Police found open containers of alcohol in her vehicle, and field sobriety tests indicated she could not safely operate the vehicle. Bailey faces multiple charges, including refusal to submit breath samples.
Table of Hope will distribute free Thanksgiving meals, including turkey and fixings, on November 21 at the County College of Morris. Families must register in advance and remain in their vehicles during the drive-through event. The initiative is supported by local organizations and aims to assist those in need during the holiday season.
The Parsippany PAL, in collaboration with A-Money Basketball, will host Black Friday Open Runs on November 28 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Players of all skill levels can participate for a $20 entry fee, with registration available at the door. The event will feature organized pickup games in newly improved facilities, including two full-sized gyms.
Brick City won the Parsippany PAL Men’s Basketball League championship after a competitive season. The league organizers commended the teams for their dedication and sportsmanship, highlighting the growing enthusiasm among players and fans. Registration for the next season will open soon for those eager to compete.
Mayor James R. Barberio won re-election in Parsippany-Troy Hills, defeating Democratic challenger Pulkit Desai by just over 200 votes. In a notable shift, Democrats captured both Town Council seats, marking a significant change in the council's composition since the 1970s.
Alison Cogan, Michelle Shappell, and Dhaval Shah won seats on the Parsippany-Troy Hills Board of Education in the General Election, garnering 7,379, 7,185, and 5,196 votes, respectively. Mayor James R. Barberio narrowly secured re-election against Democratic challenger Pulkit Desai by just over 200 votes, reflecting the township's trend toward competitive elections.
Mayor Jamie Barberio leads the Parsippany mayoral race with 9,542 votes, edging out Democratic challenger Pulkit Desai by 209 votes. Democrats Matt Kavanagh and Diya Patel won two council seats, defeating incumbent Frank Neglia and Jigar Shah.
Democrat Mikie Sherrill narrowly defeated Republican Jack Ciattarelli in Morris County, securing 50.06% of the vote. Strong turnout in key areas like Parsippany and Morristown bolstered her statewide victory in the gubernatorial race.