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	Byram Township, New Jersey - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		New Jersey's Eleventh Congressional District, covering western portions of Essex County, all of Morris County, and sections of Passaic County, Somerset County and Sussex County, is represented by Rodney Frelinghuysen (R, Harding Township).
		The 24th legislative district of the New Jersey Legislature is represented in the State Senate by Robert Littell (R, Franklin) and in the Assembly by Guy R. Gregg (R, Flanders) and Alison Littell McHose (R, Sparta).
		The township is bisected by U.S. Route 206.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Byram_Township,_New_Jersey (974 words)

	Byram Township, New Jersey (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.cs.unc.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Byram Township is a township located in Sussex County, New Jersey.
		In the township the population is spread out with 28.8% under the age of 18, 5.8% from 18 to 24, 32.4% from 25 to 44, 26.9% from 45 to 64, and 6.1% who are 65 years of age or older.
		The median income for a household in the township is $81,532, and the median income for a family is $89,500.
	publicliterature.org.cob-web.org:8888 /en/wikipedia/b/by/byram_township__new_jersey.html (395 words)

	Byram_8-3-06
		BYRAM TOWNSHIP, NJ -- A broad coalition of regional, state and local planning, transportation and environmental groups has again written to New Jersey Governor Jon Corzine and Department of Transportation Commissioner Kris Kolluri calling for a more economical and environmentally sensitive design for Route 206 in Byram Township.
		Byram's State-designated Village Center, a one-mile stretch of properties straddling Route 206 -- equal to about two percent of the township's total land area -- is the only place where economic growth can take place in the Township.
		Byram Township officials, who have also been frustrated by DOT's lack of responsiveness, were pleased with the show of support from such a widespread and diverse coalition of organizations.
	www.njconservation.org /html/Byram_8-3-06.htm (716 words)

	Sparta Township, New Jersey - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In the township the population was spread out with 30.6% under the age of 18, 4.5% from 18 to 24, 30.0% from 25 to 44, 26.6% from 45 to 64, and 8.2% who were 65 years of age or older.
		New Jersey's Fifth Congressional District, covering the northern portions of Bergen County, Passaic County and Sussex County and all of Warren County, is represented by Scott Garrett (R, Wantage Township).
		The New Jersey Midland Railroad opened to Ogdensburg in 1872 for zinc ore traffic, but in 1882 the line was extended to Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania and a station was built at Sparta, giving tourists easy access to the many boarding houses that served summer residents from the cities.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Sparta,_New_Jersey (1786 words)

	New Jersey Highlands News Service
		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.
		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 talentedmusicians, dancers, singers, jugglers, visual artists, and anything else.
		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.
	www.hnsnj.com /byram.asp (522 words)

	Stanhope New Jersey History
		Stanhope began as an unincorporated village in the southern portion of Byram Township.
		Stanhope remained part of Byram Township throughout the 19th Century and was incorporated as a Borough in 1904.
		As is the case with most early New Jersey iron manufacturing enterprises, the Stanhope iron companies alternately prospered and faced financial reverses until about 1830 when the wood supply for charcoal was exhausted and the works were forced to shut down.
	www.canalsocietynj.org /stanhope.html (2337 words)

	Byram Township New Jersey Real Estate
		Byram Township is known as the "Gateway to New Jersey Trails"!
		Byram Township is also known for its exceptional school system, and has two public schools for grades K - 8.
		Both the Byram Lakes Elementary School and the Byram Township Intermediate School are run by the Byram Township Board of Education.
	www.relocate-america.com /states/nj/cities/byram.htm (431 words)

	Route 206 - A "Main Street" for Byram, or five-lanes of pavement without regard to town character or good ...
		Byram is among six towns in the entirely preserved Highlands region in the Northwest part of the state, where legislation severely restricts building on thousands of acres of land.
		Byram Township, a small municipality in the southern part of Sussex County, is trying to blunt one such project by asking DOT to bring its new approach to an old widening project.
		BYRAM - The Township Council is expected Monday to formally call for a six-month moratorium on the planning and design of improvements to Route 206 through the center of town.
	www.northbyram.org /206.html (11167 words)

	Byram Township - History
		Byram Township was established on February 5, 1798, having been separated from the vast area that was then Newton.
		Currently, Byram is known as "The Township of Lakes", having more than two dozen lakes and ponds -- most of the large ones heavily settled.
		Waterloo Village in Byram depicts the lifestyle of our early settlers and is open to the public during the summer months.
	www.byramtwp.org /upclose/history/Byramhistory.htm (250 words)

	Sussex County Weighs Impact of Highlands Restrictions
		Byram has a pending application for town center designation before the state Planning Commission, an application that would now likely fail if S-1 is ultimately adopted.
		The new restrictions, though, could mean the death of the Blue Heron project, a 160-unit senior citizens' housing development planned along Woodport Road.
		Gregg, who lives in Washington Township, Morris County - most of which is also in the core area - co-hosted a public forum in Hackettstown on Tuesday in order to give Highlands politicians a voice on this topic which they felt they had so far been denied.
	www.nynjtc.org /externalnews/2004/highlands25.html (1256 words)

	Straus Newspapers - Township Journal / News
		Byram - The Westby Farm, an 830 acre estate that straddles Byram and Andover townships is targeted for preservation by the New Jersey Conservation Foundation.
		The Byram Township Council adopted a supporting resolution Monday night and a sister resolution is being considered by Andover Township, Byram manager Greg Poff said.
		Councilman Earl Riley said the township’s Open Space Committee had reviewed the proposal and favors preserving the 500 acres of the estate that are in Byram.
	www.strausnews.com /articles/2006/11/10/township_journal/news/4.txt (329 words)

	Morris County New Jersey Real Estate includes Lakeland - Byram
		New Jersey Real Estate in Byram Township is located in Northern New Jersey in Sussex County.
		Byram is known as "The Township of Lakes", because there are more than two dozen lakes and ponds.
		Byram New Jersey is home to Wild West City, The Morris Canal, Waterloo Village and the popular New Jersey Lake Lackawanna Golf Course.
	c21tekula.com /byram.htm (180 words)

	Links of Interest @ NorthByram.org
		The Coalition’s goals are to increase affordable housing opportunities, to preserve New Jersey’s natural resources, and to rebuild cities throughout the state.
		NJEF is the New Jersey chapter of Clean Water Action, a 30 year old national organization based in Washington, DC, and dedicated to organizing citizen efforts to protect the environment.
		This twelve year, philanthropically funded research project has discovered new methodologies for teambuilding and project modeling that a neighborhood group can use to work with a developer and city officials to enhance a proposed land development so it improves property values, safety, and quality of life in their neighborhood.
	www.northbyram.org /links.html (878 words)

	New Jersey Commission on Holocaust Education - Demonstration Sites, Byram Township
		Through an interdisciplinary approach the Byram staff presents the history of the Holocaust in a manner that establishes an atmosphere that promotes respect and tolerance.
		The New Jersey Holocaust Commission is an autonomous body operating under its own policies and positions.
		It acts as a resource to the Department of Education to assist schools with various aspects of meeting the requirements of the mandate to provide Holocaust and genocide education.
	www.state.nj.us /njded/holocaust/demonstration_sites/byram.html (168 words)

	New Jersey Herald
		A township citizens' group, North Byram Concerned Citizens, as well as other area citizens' groups have encouraged their members to attend the meeting to voice their concerns about the project.
		State, county and township officials agreed on plans for the long-debated highway expansion in the fall of 2003.
		She said an expansion plan was originally considered 10 years ago when Byram was expected to be a growth zone, which is no longer is after its inclusion in the state Highlands preservation act.
	www.njherald.com /308135066760048.php (817 words)

	New Jersey Conservation Foundation
		The beautiful, steeply sloped property, managed by Byram Township, is between Cranberry and Johnson Lakes and is available for passive recreation, which means more people like the Beckmanns can create their own memories on the land.
		In the southern portion of the Sparta Mountains in Byram and Andover Townships and Hopatcong Borough, there is an opportunity to preserve more than 5,000 acres of land that can connect natural areas between state parks and wildlife management areas from Hamburg to Allamuchy.
		New Jersey's Green Acres Program has identified the Sparta Mountain south area as its top priority for funding through the federal Forest Legacy Program for land preservation efforts.
	www.njconservation.org /newsletter/v4i2/article02.html (690 words)

	New Jersey Herald
		BYRAM — Following what is becoming a trend in municipalities in New Jersey, the Township Council is considering an ordinance requiring all people working with minors in recreational programs to submit to a criminal background check.
		A three-person committee — appointed by the police chief, township manager and recreation director — will handle appeals from people whose criminal background checks prevent them from being cleared to work with children.
		The Byram ordinance applies to all programs using township facilities or receiving financial support from the town, Councilman Earl Riley said.
	www.njherald.com /286807827286200.php (399 words)

	Byram Township schools - district elementary, middle, and high school information
		In 2004-2005 New Jersey used the New Jersey Assessment of Skills and Knowledge (NJ ASK) to test students in grades 3 and 4 in language arts literacy and math.
		The different student groups are identified by the New Jersey Department of Education.
		In 2004-2005 New Jersey used the New Jersey Grade Eight Proficiency Assessment (GEPA) to test students in grade 8 in language arts literacy, math and science.
	www.greatschools.net /cgi-bin/nj/district_profile/71 (718 words)

	New Jersey Highlands Council \| Case Studies
		The proposal for the Greenwich MP is to work with the community in crafting a balanced approach for growth management. Greenwich Township was one of the fastest growing towns in the State during 1990 – 2000.
		As a result of a COAH settlement and wastewater capacity extensions, the Township grew rapidly during a concentrated period.
		It is the Borough’s vision to serve as a gateway community that represents smart growth within the Highlands Region while balancing its small town character and quality of life. Grant amount – not to exceed $52,000.
	www.highlands.state.nj.us /njhighlands/master/case (251 words)

	New Jersey Highlands News Service
		MOUNT OLIVE (11/21/06) - Santa Claus and township elected officials will be on hand with members of the Mount Olive Area Chamber of Commerce for the formal re-opening of George’s Liquor and Deli in Budd Lake, at the corner of Route 46 and Netcong Road, next Monday at 6:00 p.m.
		MOUNT OLIVE (11/08/06) — It was out with the old and in with the new yesterday as voters here turned out, by a decisive vote, Richard DeLaRoche as mayor and elected by a just as decisive vote former Republican Councilman David Scapicchio to complete the 14 remaining months of Democrat DeLaRoche’s four year term.
		MOUNT OLIVE (10/24/06) — Township Councilman Steven Rattner, Toni Boccino, a long time youth worker and a high school student, Kyle Ropp, selected by the township Kiwanis Club as "outstanding residents" were honored at a dinner Friday in the Wyndham Garden Hotel.
	www.njhighlandsnews.com (3169 words)

	History of Smarter Land Use Project
		The focus of the research was Karl Kehde's participation in more than 500 combined stakeholder (neighbors, developer, city officials, environmentalists) meetings in 48 proposed land development projects in New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Florida, and Washington -- an average of ten stakeholder meetings per project.
		The team building yields extraordinary new ideas for achieving the special interest agendas and also generates a project that builds community spirit and vitality.
		Byram Township in New Jersey has done that.
	landuse.org /History.html (520 words)

	Byram township, Sussex County, New Jersey (NJ) Detailed Profile
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		70% of Byram township residents lived in the same house 5 years ago.
		Out of people who lived in different counties, 73% lived in New Jersey.
	www.city-data.com /township/Byram-Sussex-NJ.html (140 words)

	History of Landing, New Jersey on Lake Hopatcong, Roxbury Township NJ
		The history of Landing, in Roxbury Township New Jersey is intertwined with the histories of Lake Hopatcong, Mount Arlington, Hopatcong Borough and Morris County.
		The company provided service from the "new" Landing railroad station, built around 1886, to all areas of the Lake by means of a 'feeder canal' that traveled from the Lake at the area of the State Park and connected to the Canal in the area of the current Landing Shopping Center.
		In 1961 a new Post Office is built on Lakeside Blvd, and the old small stone octagonal building at the corner which had served that purpose became a Real Estate Office until it was torn down around 1970.
	www.landingnewjersey.com /history.htm (4791 words)

	MTR 382, Road Widening Top Issue in NJ Mayoral Race (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The proposed widening of Route 206 has taken center stage in the race for mayor of Byram Township, in New Jersey’s Sussex County.
		Current Mayor Michael Marotte has actively opposed the state Dept. of Transportation’s plan to add two lanes to the highway, which runs through the center of Byram (MTR #374).Sussex County Emergency Management Director Eskil “Skip” Danielson, who is challenging the mayor, is in favor of the expansion.
		Byram has received an $80,000 smart growth grant from the Office of State Planning to revitalize its downtown.
	www.tstc.org /bulletin/20020909/mtr38203.htm (312 words)

	Byram township, NJ Business Data: Stores, Dealers, Real Estate Agents, Wholesalers, Restaurants, etc.
		Back to: Byram township main page, New Jersey, United States.
		Based on the data from 1997 when the population of Byram township, New Jersey was 8,785
		Back to: Byram township, NJ (don't miss, contains a wealth of additional information), New Jersey, United States.
	www.city-data.com /business/econ-Byramship-New-Jersey.html (119 words)

	Nanny and Family Classifieds, Nanny Services New Jersey, NJ - North
		I love to teach them new things, watch them go about their daily activities and help them in their growing stages.
		I have been working with children 3 years now I love going out with them showing them new things and just being around them in their early stages of life.
		I have seven years working experience with new borns, toddlers, twins and young children betwen age of 3-9 years old.
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	{www.fulkerson.org} 18th Century New Jersey
		NOTE: In November 1816, a John SWICK of Ovid, Seneca Co., New York - in the same area of upstate NY where Caleb and Joseph lived - was one of the executors for an estate.
		They were early settlers of Somerset County in New Jersey, and were closely associated with the FULKERSONs in early baptisms, churches and property deeds.
		She is mentioned with him by name in church records of Brooklyn and New Jersey through 1711, and probably was the 'wife' listed in a 1714 record.
	www.fulkerson.org /jersey.html (6528 words)

	New Jersey
		We have an office in Closter, but all animals are kept in a network of foster homes in Northern New Jersey and Downstate New York.
		These victims of abuse, desperate situations and pet overpopulation, whose only crime was to be born unwanted, are rescued, spayed/neutered and provided proper healthcare by qualified veterinarians.
		These animals are provided food, shelter and treated with tender loving care, perhaps for the first times in their lives, as they prepare for adoption into a suitable home, thus a chance at a new life, one filled with love and happiness.
	www.lostpet.com /shelters/newjersey.asp (1099 words)

	Shadowlands Haunted Places Index - New Jersey
		One of New Jersey's oldest historical landmarks used to be a tavern during the Revolutionary war.
		Raritan township library, Raritan The old library keeper haunts this place nightly, turning on lights and moving books, there have been numerous sightings of the elderly woman in the window and the old garden behind it.
		An old abandoned asylum is located in New Jersey and it is the home to many dead lunatics...going there, you'll hear voices, footsteps and you'll see old people.
	theshadowlands.net /places/newjersey.htm (9894 words)

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