State sues Wayne Township over plans to hold in-person graduation ceremonies

The state of New Jersey filed a lawsuit against the mayor of Wayne Township 10 days after the mayor announced plans to hold in-person graduation ceremonies.

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State sues Wayne Township over plans to hold in-person graduation ceremonies

The state of New Jersey filed a lawsuit against the mayor of Wayne Township 10 days after the mayor announced plans to hold in-person graduation ceremonies.

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