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Paramus Firefighter Nick Anzalone Dies, 27 Paramus Firefighter Nick Anzalone Dies, 27 Paramus Firefighter Nick Anzalone Dies, 27
Paramus Firefighter Nick Anzalone Dies, 27 PARAMUS, N.J. -- Nicholas Anzalone of Paramus died on Jan. 28. He was 27 years old. Nicholas, formerly of Lodi, was a member of Spring Valley Fire Co. # 2 in Paramus and a parishioner of Annunciation R.C. Church.  He is predeceased by grandparents Charles and and Frances Anzalone and Nina Teitz. He is survived by his parents, Dean and RoseMary Anzalone; siblings Katie and Lauren Anzalone; and many aunts and uncles. Donations can be sent to the Paramus Police Department #NotEvenOnce Opiate Awareness Program on Carlough Drive.
REPORT: Paramus Secretary Found Port Authority Recording Her Medical Exam REPORT: Paramus Secretary Found Port Authority Recording Her Medical Exam REPORT: Paramus Secretary Found Port Authority Recording Her Medical Exam
Report: Paramus Secretary Found Port Authority Recording Her Medical Exam PARAMUS, N.J. -- A Paramus woman in a class action lawsuit is saying that Port Authority secretly videotapes medical examinations, the New York Post reports. Following an altercation with another employee, Senior Administrative Secretary Charlene Talarico had her hand examined at one of Port Authority's medical offices in August 2016, the report says. When evidence was turned over to her after suing her co-worker, she discovered that there was covert video surveillance of her, The Post says citing Manhattan federal court filing. CLICK HERE FOR MORE.
Bergenfield Mom Out Of Work Raising Premie: 'It Is Not Fair' Bergenfield Mom Out Of Work Raising Premie: 'It Is Not Fair' Bergenfield Mom Out Of Work Raising Premie: 'It Is Not Fair'
Bergenfield Mom Out Of Work Raising Premie: 'It Is Not Fair' BERGENFIELD, N.J. — Elizabeth Granja of Bergenfield welcomed baby girl Scarlett Hope into the world last month -- seven weeks early. Born Dec. 29, 2017, baby weighed 2 pounds 13 ounces, and was diagnosed with Trisomy 18 -- a severe developmental delay. There is a 10 percent chance Scarlett will live for one year. Because Granja has been working at her job for less than a year, she's not eligible for FMLA (Family and Medical Leave Act) benefits, which ordinarily guarantee 12 weeks of leave. She gets six weeks of paid maternity leave -- but it isn't enough. As she steps away from her job t…
New Bergenfield Restaurant Has Extreme Stuffed Pizza Bagel Selection New Bergenfield Restaurant Has Extreme Stuffed Pizza Bagel Selection New Bergenfield Restaurant Has Extreme Stuffed Pizza Bagel Selection
New Bergenfield Restaurant Has Extreme Stuffed Pizza Bagel Selection BERGENFIELD, N.J. -- Not Just Bagels & Pizza is now open in Bergenfield. The Bergenfield District Alliance will be holding a ribbon-cutting ceremony Saturday, Feb. 3 at 1 p.m. The N. Washington Avenue restaurant has innovative menu items like stuffed mashed potato pizza bagels, stuffed cheeseburger pizza bagels, build-your-own breakfast plates and more. Not Just Bagels & Pizza is located at 181 N. Washington Ave.
Fit Cops: Paramus Deputy Chief Hooked On Racing For Remedies Fit Cops: Paramus Deputy Chief Hooked On Racing For Remedies Fit Cops: Paramus Deputy Chief Hooked On Racing For Remedies
Fit Cops: Paramus Deputy Chief Hooked On Racing For Remedies PARAMUS, N.J. -- Standing at the starting line of his very first obstacle course in 2014, everything seems to be moving in slow motion for Paramus Deputy Chief Robert Guidetti. The starting horn blows. Water comes shooting out of hoses in every which direction. The dirt underneath Guidetti's shoes turns to mud and suddenly, he's sinking. There was only one way out: Run. And he did, for just over three miles -- with those who can for those who cannot. That Muck Run four years ago at the Turtleback Zoo in West Orange honored those fighting or who have succumbed to multiple sclerosis. Four …
Paramus Girl Who Reads The Dictionary Stars On NBC Gameshow Paramus Girl Who Reads The Dictionary Stars On NBC Gameshow Paramus Girl Who Reads The Dictionary Stars On NBC Gameshow
Paramus Girl Who Reads The Dictionary Stars On NBC Gameshow PARAMUS, N.J. -- A new NBC show premiering next month features an 11-year-old from Paramus. Shivani will star on "Genius Junior" episode "The Dork Side" -- with host Neil Patrick Harris -- a gameshow that celebrates the smartest kids in America. Shivani's bio Shivani is an 11-year-old who dreams of moving from her home in Paramus, New Jersey, to Broadway someday. She has a beautiful voice and loves to act and sing. When she's not performing, she likes to read the dictionary for fun. Her friends call her the "Talking Dictionary" because she has a great vocabula…
Look Inside Alpine Home Listed At $2.45 Million Look Inside Alpine Home Listed At $2.45 Million Look Inside Alpine Home Listed At $2.45 Million
Look Inside Alpine Home Listed At $2.45 Million ALPINE, N.J. -- A Mcgrath Drive home in Alpine is listed on Zillow for $2.45 million. Located in enclave Glen Goin, the custom-built house is set on an acre of land with a circular driveway. It offers a masonry stucco exterior with Spanish tile roof and blue sone patios. The interior features a 2 story entrance foyer with circular staircase, high ceilings with detailed moldings throughout. The center hall colonial is complete with banquet dining room, elegant living room and a great room with fireplace overlooking the private manicured grounds.  It has a luxurious first floor master suite…
Paramus Police Visit Cheers 4th Grader Out Of Hospital Paramus Police Visit Cheers 4th Grader Out Of Hospital Paramus Police Visit Cheers 4th Grader Out Of Hospital
Paramus Police Visit Cheers 4th Grader Out Of Hospital PARAMUS, N.J. -- Hours after a surprise visit from police officers, a Paramus fourth grader was released from the hospital where he had been for several nights. Jacob Gomez was admitted to Hackensack University Medical Center after complaining to his parents that he didn't feel well. When Paramus L.E.A.D Officer Lou Cardone visited his Memorial School classroom this week, he noticed Jacob's peers were writing him get-well-soon cards. "He's a good kid and a big fan of police," Cardone told Daily Voice. And so, Cardone and fellow Officer Fox visited Jacob at the hospital. "H…
State Revokes License Of Clifton Special Ed Teacher Guilty Of Manslaughter State Revokes License Of Clifton Special Ed Teacher Guilty Of Manslaughter State Revokes License Of Clifton Special Ed Teacher Guilty Of Manslaughter
State Revokes License Of Clifton Special Ed Teacher Guilty Of Manslaughter PASSAIC COUNTY, N.J. -- A special education teacher from Passaic County had her teaching licenses revoked after pleading guilty to charges of manslaughter. At its meeting in April 2017, the State Board of Examiners (Board) reviewed information received from the Criminal History Review Unit (CHRU) and the Passaic County Prosecutor’s Office (PCPO) regarding Andrea Consales.  In 2015, Consales plead guilty to manslaughter committed recklessly and in 2017, was sentenced to six years in prison, three years of parole supervision upon release and ordered to have no contact with the victim’s family…
Lyme Disease Has Rutherford Woman Fighting For Her Life Lyme Disease Has Rutherford Woman Fighting For Her Life Lyme Disease Has Rutherford Woman Fighting For Her Life
Lyme Disease Has Rutherford Woman Fighting For Her Life RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- A woman who is fighting an aggressive case of Lyme Disease is looking at more than $20,000 in medical bills because insurance won't cover most of it. Maryelizabeth Carter, who runs Underground Trainers with Michele Santiago, was recently diagnosed with three different strains of the disease that have consumed her form the inside out. Santiago tells Carter's story on a GoFundMe, which has raised more than $12,000 as of Friday. "She has lost the majority of her muscle mass, often making it difficult to do things as simple as hold dishes or even stand," Santiago …
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