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The Township of Parsippany-Troy Hills will hold its annual 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony on September 11th at 8:40 AM at the Municipal Building. This event honors the memory of those lost in the tragic events of 2001 and involves participation from local officials and community members.
Philanthropy Roundtable convened in Newark, New Jersey, bringing together prominent philanthropists and a key social services provider to discuss impactful giving initiatives in the region. The roundtable aimed to highlight collaborative efforts in addressing community needs and enhancing social welfare in Newark.
Scott Becchi has been appointed as the new Chairman of the Board for the New Jersey Ballet Company and School, succeeding Scott Tross, Esq. This leadership change is significant for the organization and its future direction.
Bitcoin ATM scams have surged to over $110 million in 2023, posing a significant threat, particularly to older consumers who are more likely to fall victim to such fraud. This alarming trend raises questions about the security of cryptocurrency transactions and the measures consumers can take to protect themselves.
Goya Foods’ Unanue brothers celebrate 50 years of the company’s presence in New Jersey, reflecting on their journey and contributions to the local community. This milestone highlights Goya's impact on the food industry and its role in promoting Hispanic culture in the region.
A section of Parsippany-Troy Hills will undergo mosquito treatment early on August 30th, as announced by the Morris County Mosquito Commission. This action aims to address public health concerns regarding mosquito-borne diseases. Residents are advised to take necessary precautions during the treatment period.
Parsippany will host a Household Hazardous Waste Disposal event on September 14th, providing residents an opportunity to safely dispose of hazardous materials. Organized by the Morris County Municipal Utilities Authority, this initiative aims to promote environmental safety and public health.
The County College of Morris is hosting a Fall Open House on October 19, 2024, inviting students, parents, adult learners, and veterans to explore academic programs and career opportunities. Attendees can engage with faculty, discover student services, and learn about the application process while touring the campus. Registration is required for the event's morning sessions.