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New Owners, Same Pizza: New Chapter Begins For La Bella Roma In Paramus New Owners, Same Pizza: New Chapter Begins For La Bella Roma In Paramus
New Owners, Same Pizza: New Chapter Begins For La Bella Roma In Paramus Longtime Paramus pizzeria La Bella Roma is under new ownership. However, customers likely won't notice a change, the new owners tell Daily Voice. The previous owners of the Farview Avenue shop — in business for nearly 50 years — have been looking to sell the business for about two years, sources say. Finally, they struck a deal. And the new owners are excited to be at the helm of the shop that for years has brought borough residents great food and lots of joy. The announcement of the sale came in a post from the borough’s mayor, Richard LaBarbiera, who described the business as a “pillar…

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by Valerie Musson
Police & Fire
Resident: Paramus Firefighter Raises Fallen Stars And Stripes During Storm Resident: Paramus Firefighter Raises Fallen Stars And Stripes During Storm
Resident: Paramus Firefighter Raises Fallen Stars And Stripes During Storm They say true character is what you do when no one is watching, which is what some people in Paramus were saying Monday about one of the borough’s bravest. “Amidst the worst thunderstorm I have ever seen, multiple trees blown down across the roadway, large tree branches falling without notice, live power wires down in the street and on fire, this selfless firefighter took the time to walk over to my lawn, pick up my American flag off the ground that had fallen during the strong winds and then returned to his work,”  resident Kaitlin Cafone said. “Thank you,” she wrote in a Facebook pos…

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by Jerry DeMarco
Lifestyle
Paramus Homeowner Pens Heartfelt Letter To First Responders Who Ran Into Burning House For Dog Paramus Homeowner Pens Heartfelt Letter To First Responders Who Ran Into Burning House For Dog
Paramus Homeowner Pens Heartfelt Letter To First Responders Who Ran Into Burning House For Dog American Bully Ruxpin wasn't home when Theresa Kazmierczak's Paramus home went up in flames. That didn't stop firefighters and neighbors from running into the burning Mazur Avenue house to check. The jeweler lost everything in the March 22 blaze, but feels lucky that things could have been worse. She penned a heartfelt letter to everyone who rushed to her side. "When I think of our volunteer firefighters running into our burning home with the objective of saving our beloved dog Ruxpin I am overwhelmed with love, respect and admiration at their love, bravery and selflessness," she wrote in…

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by Cecilia Levine