Wanaque

A severe strain of adeonovirus spread through a north Jersey facility last fall. The state has new plans for "infection control."

Counselors were on hand at the Wanaque high school to help students grieve the deaths of Victor Weinpel, 19, and a 17-year-old passenger.

Superintendent Hugh Beattie said the decision was made in the name of safety and to ensure a "shared prom experience" no matter their economic condition.

A federal report says a viral outbreak that killed 11 children at a New Jersey nursing home was made worse because those in charge didn't plan for such an outbreak and didn't react fast enough.

A gym and health teacher from Sussex County has been kicked out of the profession.

Three out of four infants diagnosed with A. baumannii have died. The virus is not listed as the cause of death because of other potential factors.

10 infected children have died.

The first outbreak-related lawsuit against the Wanaque has been filed by the parent of a child left in critical condition.

The Wanaque Police Department has responded to 27,000 calls this year, but said this was the first time corralling a pig.

A team of from the state Department of Health's Infection Control Assessment and Response (ICAR) team and epidemiologists will visit four other pediatric long-term facilities to conduct training and assessments of infection control procedures.