In honor of Veterans’ Day, Bernards Township holds a Field of Honor ceremony. From now until Veterans’ Day, American flags are displayed in front of the Municipal Building as a show of respect and honor to the veterans who have served our great country. Bernards Township Committee candidate Sophia Chadda was happy to join the crowd of veterans, Girl Scouts, residents, and elected officials including Congressman Tom Malinowski, Sara Sooy, Somerset County Freeholder, and Bernards Township Committeewoman Joan Bannan Harris at this beautiful ceremony. Thank you to all of the veterans who so selflessly serve our great nation.
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Hello! I will open with saying please vote! It’s an honor serving as your mayor, and as a member of the Township Committee. I am hopeful you will vote for Joan Bannan, my running mate, and me. We will continue the momentum of service that benefit you and our community. Your voice, and vote matter, […]
Common Ground is a campaign blog series on preserving what makes Bernards Township worth protecting. Over the past few weeks, we’ve seen what happens when we protect our physical common ground. These spaces don’t divide us. They anchor us, and they teach a lesson local government should take to heart: diversity isn’t a threat to […]
September marks the end of summer and the beginning of fall, and for me, it invokes a back-to-school mindset. In that spirit, the Township Committee had a busy September, including recognitions of the 25th Anniversary of 9/11 and resolutions highlighting local champions, our diversity, and the U.S. Constitution. On Thursday, September 10, I joined many […]
Common Ground is a campaign blog series on preserving what makes Bernards Township worth protecting. Sitting in a lawn chair at Ross Farm at dusk or walking past the barn at Farmstead midday, it’s easy to forget these places might not have survived to become what they are today. Both were saved not by chance, […]
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