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Arson Unit Investigates Fire, Family Settles for $14.5 Million And Other Top Wayne News
Here is a recap of the top news stories of the week on Wayne Patch.
The former Wayne Little Leaguer who suffered brain damage after a line drive struck his chest will receive more than $9 million after a $14.5 million settlement was reached with the maker of Louisville Slugger bats, the Sports Authority, and the New Jersey State Little League.
Police are investigating a possible arson after a fire broke out in a Wayne Street home early Friday morning.
Hundreds of dresses and gowns flew off racks at an auction featuring merchandise from the store on Route 23 Wednesday.
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The Board of Adjustments approved application to expand its facility Monday.
CareOne is a rehabilitation and residential facility for senior citizens on Black Oak Ridge Road.
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Wayne Hills and Wayne Valley were ranked in the top 100 high schools in New Jersey by New Jersey Monthly magazine.
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