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The survey closes October 12, so time is running out for residents, visitors, and neighbors of Byram Township to to voice their opinion on ‘what they want’ developed within the Route 206 business corridor of the Sussex County community. Go to www.ByramSurvey.com “A tremendous number of residents of all neighborhoods throughout the Township […] Go to www.ByramSurvey.com There’s still time left for residents, visitors, and neighbors of Byram Township to to voice their opinion on ‘what they want’ developed within the business corridor of the Sussex County community. With the guidance of their Sustainable Economic Development Plan Steering Committee – and a grant from the New Jersey […] FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Joe Sabatini, Township Manager Byram Township Municipal Building 10 Mansfield Drive Byram Township NJ 07874 Phone: (973) 347-2500 x129 email: JSabatini@byramtwp.org Byram Township officials offer residents opportunity to help shape its economic future Byram Township, September 21, 2015 – As work on Byram’s Sustainable Economic Development Plan continues, residents, neighbors, and […] FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Joe Sabatini, Township Manager Byram Township Municipal Building 10 Mansfield Drive Byram Township NJ 07874 Phone: (973) 347-2500 x129 email: JSabatini@byramtwp.org Byram Township to residents and neighbors: “Tell us what you want” Byram Township, September 14, 2015 – As is visible on roadside signs throughout the community, Byram Township’s Mayor and […] The Byram Township Mayor and Council are working to make our community a more desirable place to live, work, shop, dine and visit. As part of their efforts, they’ve launched an online survey to learn what kind of stores, restaurants, and other businesses should be recruited, and what other changes will make the area more […] The ballot proof is here. November 3 is just over 7 weeks away. Earlier today I submitted my petitions and paperwork to appear on the ballot for one of three open seats on the Byram Township Council in the November 3rd election. I’m making a commitment to continuing working with my colleagues on the governing body to make or town a better place to live and work, […] Here are some more fine looking flowers that are blooming in my friend Katie’s Monarch Waystation plot (registered with Monarch Watch) at Roseville Community Garden. It’s rapidly becoming a pollinator’s paradise, as you can see from the bees on some of these pictures and pictures from a prior post, Flowers of Summer, Part 1. |