BrightPath Early Learning and Child Care

Frank L. Cahill
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BrightPath Early Learning and Child Care

PARSIPPANY — To support a growing number of families seeking high-quality child care and early years education for their young children, BrightPath Early Learning and Child Care has opened a brand-new center at 70 Old Bloomfield Avenue in Parsippany. Part of Busy Bees – one of the world’s largest providers of early childhood education and care – BrightPath Parsippany serves children six weeks to six years old with nurturing early learning programs designed to give every child the best start in life.

The school, which officially opened its doors on April 16, will be hosting a Ribbon-cutting and Opening Celebration on Saturday, May 11 at 9:30 a.m. The event will feature:

  • Remarks from Parsippany Mayor James R. Barberio and Frank Cahill, Chairman of the Parsippany-Troy Hills Economic Development Advisory Board
  • A check presentation from BrightPath to the Kiwanis Club of Greater Parsippany, which will be accepted by Club President Carol Tiesi
  • Fun activities for the whole family, including face-painting, arts and crafts, and a ‘build your own flower bouquet’ station in honor of Mother’s Day
  • Tours of the school and a meet-and-greet with educators

“With caring educators, our program is designed to provide children with quality care in a warm and nurturing environment,” says early childhood education professional Monica Zollo, Center Director at BrightPath Parsippany. “Combining that commitment with our holistic approach to meaningful learning opportunities, BrightPath gives every child the best start in life.”

Through a blend of play-based learning activities and child-led curiosities, BrightPath fosters a balanced and comprehensive learning experience with programs for infants, toddlers, preschoolers, and pre-kindergarten students. This includes a focus on language and literacy, math discovery, global citizenship, building connections, social skills and adaptability, creative discovery, STEM discovery, physical literacy, and environmental stewardship. Children who begin their education at BrightPath will be more than ready for Kindergarten and excited to continue their life of learning.

“We are thrilled to welcome BrightPath to Parsippany,” says Mayor Barberio. “Quality child care programs are essential for our entire community. They are lifelines for working families, enabling parents to set their children up for success in a very meaningful way.”

Learn more about BrightPath Parsippany click here.

BrightPath is a world-class and innovative provider of early childhood education that follows a unique curriculum. With partnerships in programming, nutrition, communication technology, and recreational fitness, we consistently deliver the best in quality, care, and opportunity for early-year development.

From Parsippany to Jeopardy: Daniel King’s Journey to Second Place

Frank L. Cahill
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From Parsippany to Jeopardy: Daniel King’s Journey to Second Place

PARSIPPANY — Daniel King, a Brown University graduate from Parsippany finished in second place on Jeopardy, on Tuesday, May 7. Daniels’s final earnings were $2,000 + $1,998 = $3,998. Daniel is a Parsippany High School alumnus Class of 2017.

Parsippany High Alum Amar Kakirde Ready for Jeopardy Spotlight

Frank L. Cahill
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Parsippany High Alum Amar Kakirde Ready for Jeopardy Spotlight

PARSIPPANY — Amar Kakirde, a Parsippany High School alum from the Class of 2014, is set to appear on Jeopardy on May 22nd. He will be one of the contestants on that day’s episode, competing against other challengers in this well-known trivia game show. More details about the episode and the contestants can be found on the official Jeopardy website​ by clicking here.

Jeopardy airs on Channel 7, WABC, at 7:00 p.m.

Tragic Vehicle Collision in Parsippany Leads to Dover Woman’s Death

Frank L. Cahill
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Tragic Vehicle Collision in Parsippany Leads to Dover Woman’s Death

PARSIPPANY — Authorities have confirmed the death of Diana Lopez Jimenez, 36, Dover, following a collision on Monday evening, May 6.

The incident, as reported by the Morris County Prosecutor’s Office, occurred when Lopez Jimenez’s Hyundai Sonata collided with a Volvo S60 at the intersection of West Hanover Avenue and Gov. Chris Christie Drive, Parsippany, shortly before 9:00 p.m.

Emergency services transported Lopez Jimenez to Morristown Medical Center, where she was pronounced dead at 10:00 p.m., according to a spokesperson from the prosecutor’s office.

The Volvo driver received medical attention at the same hospital for injuries deemed non-life-threatening.

The Morris County Prosecutor’s Office, together with the Morris County Sheriff’s Office, Parsippany Police Department, and the Morris County Vehicular Homicide Task Force, are conducting an investigation into the crash.

No additional details were available.

Community Heroes: Rainbow Lakes Firefighters Train for Emergency Vehicle Extrication

Frank L. Cahill
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Community Heroes: Rainbow Lakes Firefighters Train for Emergency Vehicle Extrication

PARSIPPANY — On Sunday morning, April 21st, the Rainbow Lakes Volunteer Fire Department (Parsippany District 2) held a multi-vehicle extrication drill in the parking lot of our firehouse. Auto extrication involves carefully removing a vehicle or its components from around a person trapped inside due to a collision. This process requires specific tools, equipment, and skilled precision to prevent any additional injuries to the occupants.

If you’re interested in becoming part of our team, please send us an instant message or visit our website at https://rlvfc.org for more information.

The Rainbow Lakes Volunteer Fire Department conducted a multi-vehicle extrication training exercise

New Jersey Small Business Manual Now Available

Frank L. Cahill
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New Jersey Small Business Manual Now Available

MORRIS COUNTY — The New Jersey Business Action Center (NJBAC) announced the availability of the New Jersey Small Business Manual, a publication that provides information and guidance on establishing, maintaining, and expanding a small business. NJBAC, a division of the Department of State, worked in collaboration with the New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA), the Office of Innovation, and other community-based partners to create a resource to help small businesses grow and thrive in New Jersey. 

The contents of the manual include information about state and local permits and inspections, financial assistance programs, lease contracts, commercial real estate transactions, and a variety of other topics related to owning and operating a small business. The manual is available in hard copy as well as online by clicking here.

“The small business sector is crucial to our State’s economy,” said Lieutenant Governor Tahesha Way. “Hundreds of thousands of New Jerseyans are contributing to our statewide prosperity every day.  We understand the value of investing in tools and resources, like the New Jersey Small Business Manual, for business owners and entrepreneurs because the return is high. When our small business community thrives, we all do.” 

Anyone may download copies of the business manual from the NJBAC website or request copies to have on hand for their constituencies. Also, private citizens can contact NJBAC via live chat or helpline (1-800-JERSEY-7) to request a printed version. 

“The content of the New Jersey Small Business Manual represents the most common queries and requests for assistance we receive from the small business community,” said Melanie Willoughby, Executive Director of NJBAC.  “By compiling the information in a digestible, easy-to-use publication, we are ensuring access to essential information that is designed to make life easier for entrepreneurs and business owners. The manual was truly a collaborative effort across several state agencies.”

The New Jersey Small Business Manual was established pursuant to P.L.2023, c.27. Pursuant to the law, the manual will be reviewed and updated periodically. 

About the New Jersey Business Action Center

The New Jersey Business Action Center serves as the State’s liaison to the business community, offering free information, services, and resources across various areas such as business registration, financial programs, regulatory compliance, property selection, workforce training, and more. NJBAC, a division of the Department of State, comprises multiple offices, including Business Advocacy, Export Promotion, Small Business Advocacy, State Planning, and the Cannabis Training Academy.  Access to NJBAC services is available through NJ DOS – NJ Business Action Center or Business.NJ.gov – or by calling 1-800-JERSEY-7. 

Parsippany-Troy Hills Township Council Meeting – May 7, 2024

Frank L. Cahill
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Parsippany-Troy Hills Township Council Meeting – May 7, 2024

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Parsippany-Troy Hills Council Meeting Scheduled for May 7

Frank L. Cahill
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Parsippany-Troy Hills Council Meeting Scheduled for May 7

PARSIPPANY — The Parsippany-Troy Hills Township Council has scheduled a meeting for Tuesday, May 7, at 7:00 p.m. The meeting will occur in the Council Chambers at 1001 Parsippany Boulevard within the Parsippany Municipal Building.

Formal action may or may not be taken.

Any individual who is a qualified disabled person under the Americans with Disabilities Act may request auxiliary aids such as a sign interpreter or a tape recorder to be used for the meeting. Auxiliary aids must be requested at least 72 hours before the meeting date. Please call (973) 263-4351 to request an auxiliary aid.

Click here to download the agenda.

Click here for the 2024 calendar.

Mayor James Barberio
Council President Paul Carifi, Jr.
Council Vice President Frank Neglia
Councilman Justin Musella
Councilman Matt McGrath
Councilwoman Judy Hernandez

Discover Treasures at Lake Parsippany’s Flea Market and Community Garage Sale

Frank L. Cahill
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Discover Treasures at Lake Parsippany’s Flea Market and Community Garage Sale

PARSIPPANY — The Lake Parsippany Property Owners Association will host a Flea Market and Community Garage Sale on Saturday, June 1, from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., with a rain date set for Sunday, June 2. The event will be held at Drewes Beach.

Secure your spot early: Register before May 15 for a 10×10 space at just $15.00. After May 15, the cost rises to $20.00. Bring your table, tent, or any other necessary display items.

For further details, call (973) 887-4947 or click here.

Don’t Miss Out: Kiwanis Club Touch-a-Truck Extravaganza

Frank L. Cahill
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Don’t Miss Out: Kiwanis Club Touch-a-Truck Extravaganza

PARSIPPANY — The Kiwanis Club of Greater Parsippany Presents Annual Touch-A-Truck Event. Join us on Saturday, June 15 from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at Liquid Church, 299 Webro Road, Parsippany. Admission is $5.00 per person or $20.00 per family (maximum). Last year, over 1,100 children enjoyed the event!

Touch-A-Truck is a fun-filled fundraiser benefiting the Kiwanis Club of Greater Parsippany. Kids of all ages can explore various vehicles and meet community heroes like police officers, firefighters, first aid volunteers, sanitation workers, and more! Each child receives a goody bag with surprises, including a free ice cream cone! This year, we added Hot Air Balloon Rides sponsored by Unity Bank!

Kids had fun putting out the fire using a real hose from a fire truck

This event not only offers family fun but also supports our significant initiatives. Kiwanis International is a global volunteer organization committed to enhancing the lives of children and communities worldwide. Our Parsippany chapter actively supports numerous local causes. We’re seeking vendors and sponsors to join us for this fantastic event.

For more information, contact Touch-A-Truck Chairman Nicolas Limanov at Ndlimanov13@gmail.com or (917) 499-7299. For sponsorship inquiries, please reach out to Frank Cahill at (862) 213-2200.

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