Referendum Fails, New Options Eyed for Fields

School board members and residents say they will consider alternative ways to improve athletic field conditions at the town's high schools.

Chamber President, Retired Cop to Run for Council

With official announcements this week from Chamber of Commerce President Robert Peluso and retired police sergeant Louis Valori—and an unofficial one from former Planning Board member Milin Shah— Parsippany voters will have a decision to make in the June 4 primary.

Superintendent Lawsuit Hearings Complete Testimony

Judge's decision could come by summer, but the embattled schools chief says he expects the issue to continue for a long time.

Pedestrian Killed On Route 10 ID'd as Morris Plains Man

64-year-old was struck near Yacenda Drive in Parsippany last month.

Assault By Auto, DWI Indictment Returned Against Attorney

Lake Hiawatha lawyer accused of injuring Randolph resident in crash on Littleton Road.

Missing Sample Ballot Spurs Resident Action

Peter Bradley calls the lack of information for fields referendum deliberate and accuses the BOE of lacking 'managerial courage.'