Top Most Read Paramus Stories in October

No. 1 - Latest Luring Incident Reported in Paramus

Paramus Police reported its first attempted luring incident on Oct. 25, making the borough one of a dozen towns in Bergen County to report such an incident in the past month.

No. 2 - Restaurant 'Steaks' Claim on Paramus with a Mighty Shake

The Midwestern restaurant chain, Steak 'n Shake, officially opened its Paramus doors.

No. 3 - Paramus Woman Charged in Alleged New Milford Armed Robbery

New Milford Police have arrested Vincent Ortenzio, of New Milford and Amanda Gaeta, of Paramus, charging the 21-year-old pair in connection with an armed robbery that occured early Monday at the River Road 7-Eleven.

Paramus officials have begun preparing for the worst over the next few days as the borough waits to see what impact Hurricane Sandy will have on the retail mecca of Bergen County.

No. 5 - 2K to 5K Residents Face Night Without Power

As Hurricane Sandy ripped through the area, PSE&G reported between 2,001 and 5,000 Paramus customers were without power. 

No. 6 - What You Need To Know About Hurricane Sandy In Paramus

Continuously updated list of cancelations, closures and alerts as Paramus residents deal with Hurricane Sandy

No. 7 - Paramus Remembers Gabby During Annual Run

This year's Lou Lanzalotto Memorial 5k Run at the Terri Roemer Paramus Run was held in honor of PHS alum and local runner Gabrielle Reuveni, a 20-year old resident who was killed when she was struck by a drunk driver while jogging in July.

No. 8 - DPW Workers Band Together for One of Their Brothers

Paramus DPW workers organized a fundraiser in support of a fellow employee Sean Cullen, a Saddle Brook resident, who is battling Hodgkin's Lymphona.

No. 9 - Sandy Begins to Strike Paramus

As the winds and rains of Hurricane Sandy started to come down in Paramus Monday afternoon the atmosphere around town was quiet for the county's retail hub.

Full restoration could take several days, Garden State Plaza open with charging stations