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Smashburger Armed Robbery, Drug Prevention Program Top Paramus News This Week
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Police: Smashburger Employees Held Up By Armed Robbers
Two men, one armed with a handgun, robbed the Paramus Smashburger Saturday night, making off with $5,000 in cash, police said Monday.
Paramus Teens Hear Powerful Anti-Drug Message
Chris Herren, former NBA basketball player, shared his powerful story of what drug addiction did to his career and his family with Paramus High School students Friday.
Paramus Police Promotion Procedures Move Forward
The governing body is moving ahead with establishing a procedural process for granting promotions within the Paramus Police Department, something which officials and the PBA have been working on for well over a year.
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Paramus School Budget Means $79 Increase for Average Homeowner
Approved school budget supports and enhances curriculum and infrastructure improvements, according to school officials.
Most Dangerous Roads in Paramus [POLL]
Recently, a report identified both Route 4 and Route 17 among the most dangerous roads in Bergen County. Now we want to know what you think is the most dangerous main road in Paramus.
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Paramus Native Palestina Signs with Newark Bears
Former William Paterson infielder Marc Palestina joins the Bears as their newest second baseman.
Local Teen Musicians Organize 'A Concert for John'
Classmates of 17-year old Paramus Catholic High School student John O'Donnell, who died last month, have organized a benefit concert for his family this Sunday in Secaucus.
Father Hummel Named Paramus OEM Chaplain
Paramus governing body gives a new role to longtime active member of the community, Father Don Hummel.
Do You Support Lights Out Rule for Paramus Businesses? [POLL]
A recent report on NorthJersey.com has put the spotlight on a borough ordinance that requires all businesses in Paramus to shut their lights by 11 p.m. or face a $200 fine.
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