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Meet Wayne Council Candidate Dylan Orren-King
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Hi! I'm Jack Slocum, and I am a local editor for Patch.com, covering primarily Morristown, Mendham/Chester, Long Valley, Parsippany, and Wayne. My email is jack.slocum@patch.com, and I am open to any questions, concerns, or news tips you might have for me. I have been a dedicated journalist for the last five years and am proud to help you stay in the loop. I graduated from Ramapo College of New Jersey in 2021 with a Bachelor's Degree in Journalism. When I'm not writing or out in the field, you can find me playing my guitar, cooking in the kitchen, or (rather poorly) swinging a golf club.
Patch is putting together a series of candidate profiles so readers can learn more about who's on their ballot this November.

Patch is putting together a series of candidate profiles so readers can learn more about who's on their ballot this November.
Two federal judges ordered that the SNAP program must be at least partially continued.
While strange lights seem to be more common in NJ skies these days, an elaborate hoax once had folks thinking alien invaders had arrived.
Patch is putting together a series of candidate profiles so readers can learn more about who's on their ballot this November.
With SNAP benefits set to cease on Saturday, the annual food drive couldn't have come at a better time.
The man also claims to be a former Marine, among other accolades, but police have not been able to validate his claims, officials say.
Police are still searching for the person who pulled the trigger.
One candidate has a narrow lead as Election Day looms.
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Patch is putting together a series of candidate profiles so readers can learn more about who's on their ballot this November.
The couple is doing "everything in their power to prevent this tragedy from striking other families.”
Police are seeking the public's help with the investigation.
Patch is putting together a series of candidate profiles so readers can learn more about who's on their ballot this November.
An autopsy is underway to determine the man's cause of death, officials said.
Several local food banks are offering emergency meals for those who have lost benefits.
It's unclear when the roads will be reopened.
The man also sent texts from the dead woman's phone to make it look like she was alive, according to officials.
The defense calls the jury's verdict and the victim's $5 million payout a "miscarriage of justice."
Authorities have made several arrests in recent weeks.