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Check out the top news that made headlines this week across the Patch network in New Jersey:

All New Jersey School Superintendents' Salaries In 2016, Ranked Highest To Lowest

Your school superintendent may get a hefty salary. Here's the entire list of N.J. superintendents and their pay in 2016, ranked top to last.

'Voice' Star Christina Grimmie Shot Dead After Orlando Concert

The 22-year-old South Jersey singer was shot while signing autographs late Friday night. She died early Saturday morning.

5 Wayne Students Hospitalized After Field Trip Bus Crash

Students were on their way to Dorney Park in Pennsylvania when a tractor-trailer sideswiped their bus, officials said.

Taylor Swift Shows Up At LBI Wedding Reception [VIDEO]

A New Jersey couple got an unexpected wedding reception crasher: Taylor Swift.

2 N.J Mayors Leave Republican Party Over Trump's Comments

Hackensack Mayor John Labrosse and Deputy Mayor Kathleen Canestrino filed a change of party affiliation with the county.

New Jersey Man Killed After Car Splits Into Two: Cops

A car crashed into a utility pole in New Jersey, splitting the car into two and killing one of the passengers, police said.

New Jersey Woman, 21, Among 9 Soldiers Killed At Fort Hood

A New Jersey woman has been identified as one of the nine service members killed during a training exercise last week.

Rutgers' Reported Rapes Are Eighth Most In U.S., New Data Shows

Rutgers University had the eighth highest number of rape reports among U.S. colleges, according to new data from the U.S. Department of Education.

New Jersey Man Dies While Taking Photos Of Sunset: Officials

A New Jersey man fell to his death while visiting a national park Monday night as he was taking photos of the sunset, according to the National Park Service.

Rare, Dangerous Jellyfish With 'Toxic Sting' Found In New Jersey

A rare, dangerous jellyfish was found in New Jersey waters this week that could send people to the hospital - or worse, experts say.