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| Sunday, September 05, 2010 | ||||
 Byram Township
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Byram “Charity Hike” to be held October 20 BYRAM (10/15/07) – The third annual fall “Charity Hike” at Hudson Farm will be held Saturday, October 20 from 7:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. The hike will take approximately one and a half to two hours on a new, self guided route. The hike is held in conjunction with Byram Township. Full Story 
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Three Council incumbents ousted in Byram election BYRAM (5/9/07) – The returns here yesterday in this non-partisan election were such a surprise that even the winners were shocked. Full Story
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Election Day today In Byram Township Byram Township (5/6/07) is the only municipality in the region where voters vote this Tuesday. The candidates deserve the time it will take you to vote. The polls will be open from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. There are six candidates vying for three four-year terms. The elections are non-partisan, however the three incumbents, Donna Griff, Earl Riley and Lou Esposito are running as a team under the banner “Commitment, Balance, Integrity.” Full Story
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NBCC reminds vote "Yes" On Question "2"; "More to "No Child Left Behind" BYRAM (11/06/06) – North Byram Concerned Citizens, as a public service, reminds voters to remember to vote for Question 2 on the ballot tomorrow. State parks need more than $250 million in building and facility repairs, and many county and local parks need similar improvements. Fortunately, we can vote to provide those desperately needed funds, and it won't cost taxpayers a dime. Full Story
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Griff and Byram Council Unanimously endorse Ballot Question #2 BYRAM TWP (10/21/06) – While Byram doesn’t have any candidates running in the November 7 election it still is very important for residents to go to the polls and vote in favor of Ballot Question #2. Full Story
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Gangsters found guilty in murder of Byram youth BYRAM (9/28/05) – The two Brooklyn hoodlums who gunned down 19-year-old Mark Fisher, a Byram college honor student, on October 12, 2003, have been found guilty of murder and face prison sentences of 25 years to life. Full Story
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Byram Planners still apprehensive About 1 Main Street development BYRAM TWP. (8/19/05) – After another public hearing that lasted more than three hours and listening to an impassioned plea from the developer’s counsel, the Planning Board last night postponed until at least September 1 making a decision on the long pending One Main Street application to build 16 homes in the Lake Mohawk area. Full Story
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Byram conducting a talent search BYRAM (6/3/05) – The Byram Township Parks and Recreation Department, in conjunction with the Sussex-Warren Arts Foundation Inc., is conducting a talent search for people of all ages who feel they are talented…musicians, dancers, singers, jugglers, visual artists, and anything else. Full Story
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Super Garage Sale township residents are invited to participate BYRAM TWP. (5/24/05) - The Parks and Recreation Department will host a town-wide "Super Garage Sale" on Friday and Saturday, June 4 and 5, rain or shine. Full Story
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Lenape Valley Spanish Teacher Named “Governor School Teacher” BYRAM (5/12/05) – “Industrious, creative, passionate, and genuinely concerned for the welfare of children,” is the way her supervisor describes Jill Van Duyne, a Lenape Valley Regional High School Spanish teacher who is this year’s winner of the Governor School Recognition award. Full Story
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Mayor Eskil "Skip" Danielson wins reelection in a landslide BYRAM (5/11/05) - On the same day officials from the State Department of Transportation told residents in a meeting here that a controversial widening of Route 206 through town was going ahead, Mayor Eskil "Skip" Danielson, the only member of the township's governing body supporting the project, won re-election over a "write in" opponent who has been a leader in opposing the project. Full Story
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Olson says his candidacy is all about "leadership" BYRAM TWP. (5/9/05) - Scott Olson, the write in candidate for mayor in tomorrow's election, in a statement today, said his candidacy is all about "leadership" in the township. Olson is running against incumbent Mayor Eskil "Skip" Danielson. Full Story
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Danielson takes offensive on record; charges opponent willfully distorts it BYRAM TWP. (5/9/05) - Mayor Eskil (Skip) Danielson, over the week-end before tomorrow's election, lashed out at his "write in" opponent, Scott Olson, for planning from the outset to run a last minute "write in" campaign for mayor "so he wouldn't have to defend his baseless allegations publicly." Full Story
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Mayor Skip Danielson knew of "write in" opponent's intent BYRAM TWP. (5/4/05) - On April 18, Mayor Eskil (Skip) Danielson, in a response to rumors of a possible "write in" election challenge, issued a public statement confirming that he had filed for re-election and no one had filed to run against him by the deadline date for filing. Full Story
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Scott Olson announces write in campaign To oppose Mayor Eskil "Skip" Danielson BYRAM TWP. (5/3/05) - With just one week to go in the township local government election, Scott Olson, a community activist and co-founder of the North Byram Concerned Citizens web site newsletter, has announced he will be a write in candidate opposing incumbent Mayor Eskil (Skip) Danielson who has held the office since November, 2003. Full Story
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