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Tops Stories In Lacey 2022: Year In Review
From sex education to proposed chicken laws, here are some of Lacey's top stories of 2022.

LACEY, NJ — A lot went on in Lacey this past year, both good and bad. From new restaurants opening to sex education issues and more, plenty of stories came out of Lacey this year.
Patch rounded up some of Lacey's top stories in 2022, covering a variety of topics.
New Police Chief, Captain Sworn In To Lacey Police Department
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The Lacey Township Police Department entered a new era under the leadership of its newest chief of police and captain. Lifelong Lacey residents Chief Christopher Kenny and Captain Paul Sullivan were sworn in, promising to move Lacey forward.
'Say No,' Lacey Parents Tell Board Of Ed About Sex Ed Standards
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Lacey parents again asked that the Board of Education not implement controversial sexual education standards, ahead of an Aug. 25 "Listen and Learn" forum with a presentation about the standards and public comment period.
Chicken owners of Lacey came to a Township Committee meeting to protest a proposed ordinance that would add regulations and restrictions to raising poultry in the township.
A fundraiser established for the family of Dawn Cruz, who died in October, tripled its $5,000 goal.
Lacey Mayor Nick Juliano Mourned; 'A Man Of Great Character'
Lacey Township officials remembered township Mayor Nicholas Juliano, who died at the age of 63 earlier this year.
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