Byram Roundup: 07/06/10 This Week's Byram Photos

Tuesday, July 6, 2010

07/06/10 This Week's Byram Photos

Picture s From The Greenwich Time

Byram resident and Hotchkiss School student Preston Burke recently returned from Honduras where he started a baseball camp for kids.

Byram resident Kleber Lucci, seen here with his daughter Rachel, was born in Brazil but came to the United States because he felt there would be better opportunities for he and his family.

Byram resident Kleber Lucci, seen here with his daughter Rachel, was born in Brazil but came to the United States because he felt there would be better opportunities for he and his family.

Jocelyne Dorisme, 54, a resident of the Armstrong Court Housing Complex, Byram, poses in the community garden where she tends to her tomatoes, peppers and cabbage, Tuesday evening, June 15, 2010. Dorisme, a naturalized U.S. citizen from Haiti said about July 4th, "I've been to lots of places, Paris, Canada and all over the world and America is the fairest place of them all. It is fair because we have freedom. I love America; it is my country."

Jocelyne Dorisme, 54, a resident of the Armstrong Court Housing Complex, Byram, poses in the community garden where she tends to her tomatoes, peppers and cabbage, Tuesday evening, June 15, 2010. Dorisme, a naturalized U.S. citizen from Haiti said about July 4th, "I've been to lots of places, Paris, Canada and all over the world and America is the fairest place of them all. It is fair because we have freedom. I love America; it is my country."

Seniors in the Byram pool, on Thursday, June 18, 2010.

Jay Louden of Greenwich posed aboard his clam-harvesting vessel docked on the Port Chester, N.Y., side of the Byram River, Thursday afternoon, June 24, 2010. Louden has shellfishing grounds off Byram and wants a Town of Greenwich ordinance preventing commercial fishermen from landing at town-owned docks changed, so he can sell his clams to multiple wholesalers and customers.

The Byram pocket park off of South Water, as seen on the day it was dedicated, Wednesday evening, May 12, 2010. The brickwork compass in the center of the park had no buoy on dedication day. Getting a look at the waterfront are Matt Gillespie, left, and Barry D'Alessio, just prior to the park's dedication ceremony.

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