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Wayne Olympian To Bobsled For Jamaica In Her 3rd Winter Games: Around Wayne
Also: 16 In Wayne Died From COVID In January, Cases Down / Wayne's Average Property Tax Bill / St. Joseph's Hospitals Loosen Visitor Rules

WAYNE, NJ — Patch reviews this past week's top stories around Wayne.
Wayne Native To Bobsled For Jamaica In Her Third Winter Olympics
Jazmine Fenlator-Victorian made history in 2018 with Jamaica's first women's Olympic bobsled team. They're back to compete in Beijing.
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16 In Wayne Died From COVID In January, Cases Down From December
Wayne Township reported 1,674 COVID-19 cases in the past month, according to Mayor Christopher P. Vergano.
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Wayne's Average Property Tax Bill Increases Slightly
It's no secret property taxes are high in New Jersey. Here's how much Wayne homeowners are paying.
St. Joseph's Hospitals Loosen Visitor Restrictions
All non-COVID patients can have one visitor at a time. Here are the updated rules.
Free N95 Masks Not Yet Available In Wayne Pharmacies
Patch checked local pharmacies that the CDC said would offer government-provided N95s. None have received shipments of them yet.
Wayne Restaurants With Valentine's Day Reservations Open
Reservations for Valentine's Day dinner are filling up. Check out these restaurants that will be open around Wayne on Feb. 14.
Wayne has seen a lot of snow this winter but not enough to put the kids in school on Presidents Day, the district announced.
Passaic Co. Man's Fentanyl Conspiracy Killed 3 In 1 Day: Feds
The man was the central contact for two drug couriers, who also face charges, according to federal authorities.
$219K Lottery Ticket Sold In Passaic County
Somebody who bought a New Jersey Lottery ticket in Passaic County just won big.
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