SAYREVILLE, NJ – A local pet owner is asking the community’s help in locating his beloved cat, Bubby, who has gone missing from his PineTree Drive home. According to owner Joe Nazaro, Bubby is an indoor Himalayan cat with a distinctive flat face, mostly white with hints of orange and cream markings. Bubby has never…
Understanding zoning rules is important for anyone planning a project in Sayreville. The Borough’s Zoning Department is the official source for information on permits, property modifications, and related requirements. This Q&A provides a practical look at the resources available to residents and business owners. Q: Where can I find Sayreville’s official zoning guidelines?A: The Zoning…
Sayreville, NJ — This October, Sayreville will host two vibrant community events that promise to bring residents together for fitness, culture, and celebration. Hit The Bricks 5K Trail Fun Run/Walk – Saturday, October 4 The annual Hit The Bricks 5K Trail Fun Run/Walk will take place on Saturday, October 4, 2025, at Capik Nature Preserve…
SAYREVILLE, NJ – Policy 5756, titled “Gender Identity and Expression,” sets guidelines for how the Sayreville School District addresses the needs of transgender and gender nonconforming students. While the policy has been in place for several years, it remains one of the more detailed district rules concerning student rights, privacy, and school procedures. The policy…
The Sayreville Storm 2017 team showed off their skill and teamwork in a dominating 6-2 win over the Rumson Futbal Club Fire Dawg on September 14, 2025. Fans were treated to an exciting display of soccer, with plenty of goals, standout saves, and relentless effort from every player. Chelsea Craig led the charge with two…
Sayreville isn’t leaving its future to chance. More than a decade ago, the borough adopted a comprehensive Master Plan—a strategic document that continues to shape how neighborhoods, businesses, and public spaces evolve. It’s less about reacting to today’s challenges and more about setting a long-term vision that balances growth with quality of life. At its…
The Sayreville School District’s 2025-26 budget lays out a $172 million financial plan that blends rising local taxes, steady state aid, and a major jump in capital spending. For more than 6,300 students, the spending decisions behind the plan will shape classrooms, staff, and facilities for the year ahead—and signal how the district is positioning…
Sayreville has adopted its 2025 municipal budget, setting the course for how the borough will raise and spend more than $80 million this year. The plan touches everything from local services and infrastructure to property taxes, making it one of the most important documents for residents to understand. The $80,049,892.95 budget represents a 2.53% increase…