Here are the top New Jersey news stories for Wednesday:

⬛ NJ weather getting affected by smoke from more Canadian wildfires
The smoke is creating the same type of haze seen around the sun at sunrise and sunset from smoke carries east from the province of Alberta recently.

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⬛ Parental rights -vs- transgender policy in NJ schools
A judge is ordering the Murphy administration and Hanover Township Schools to find a compromise over parental notification for trans students

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⬛ Months after NJ councilwoman was shot dead, suspect is arrested
Investigators used cell tower records to track Rashid Ali Bynum to Virginia.

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⬛ Rutgers poll: Gov. Phil Murphy's approval rating on the decline
New Jersey residents feel less positive about their governor and the future of their state compared to less than a year ago, according to the latest Rutgers-Eagleton Poll.

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⬛ First exclusively recreational marijuana dispensary opening in NJ
New Jersey's first non-conversion cannabis dispensary exclusively for recreational use opens next month in Woodbury.

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⬛ Out-of-control teens return to Wildwood, Ocean City
Memorial Day Weekend brought the start of the new summer season to Shore towns and renewed complaints about the behavior of some large groups of young people.

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