Sandyston Township
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Website last updated: Friday, January 27, 2012
Mailing Address: 133 County Route 645, Sandyston, NJ 07826
973-948-3520
973-948-0783 (fax)
On Monday, January 2, 2012, the Sandyston Township Committee held their Reorganization
Meeting at the Municipal Building at 9:00 am. George B. Harper, Jr., won the election for
Committeeman in November. Committeeman Harper was then nominated to serve as Mayor
of the Township Committee. Mayor Harper begins his 25th year on the Township Commitee.
Mayor Harper began in February 1987 when he replaced Jason Spangenberg who resigned
December 31, 1986. Pictured above is Mayor Harper reciting the Oath of Office while his
three grandsons, Ranger, Zachery and Waylon listen patiently!
On the same day, Committeeman Fred V. MacDonald was nominated to serve as Deputy Mayor
of the Township Committee. Deputy Mayor MacDonald also begins his 25th year on the Township Commitee. Deputy Mayor MacDonald began in November 1987 when he replaced Jeff Hendershot. Pictured above daughters Jenna Valleau and Megan MacDonald, wife Wendy and granddaughter, Jordan listen to Deputy Mayor MacDonald recite the Oath of Office.
On Monday, January 2, 2012, at the Reorganization Meeting of the
Sandyston Township Committee, the Sandyston Township Historical
Society presented a plaque to the Township Committee recognizing
the members who have served on the Township Committee from 1900
to present and a plaque recognizing the 30 year service of Harold Haskins who passed away in 2011.
The Sandyston Township Historical Society would like to thank
everyone who helped make Sandyston Has Heart a success again
in 2011. Through your support, we were able to provide over
$1,000 in gift cards to needy families in Sandyston Township. We look forward to sponsoring this program once again in 2012.
SANDYSTON TOWNSHIP NOTICE
TAKE NOTICE the Township Committee of the Township of Sandyston will hold their regular meeting on Tuesday, February 14, 2012 at 9:00 am (previously scheduled for 7:30 pm). This meeting will be held at the Sandyston Township Municipal Building located at 133 Route 645, Sandyston. Formal action will be taken.
Rain washes pollutants into storm drains and directly into our lakes, rivers and the ocean.
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