This Week in Pizza for Sept. 26, 2006

Oct 2 2006

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A closer look at some of the top news headlines in the world of pizza. Presented by PMQ magazine and Pizzaradio.com

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‘Mozzarella-Brained Bandits’ Mess With the Wrong Pizza Capo in Failed Break-In at Sopranos

Legendary 64-Year-Old Colorado Pizzeria Faces Uncertain Future

This photo shows a child's handwritten note welcoming DeLorenzo's Pizza back, along with a drawing of a sausage pizza.

After Squaring Away Unpaid Taxes, 87-Year-Old Pizzeria Has Reopened in Trenton, N.J.

This photo shows a man, dressed all in black, peeling a pizza into a Trump Pizza oven at Trump Tower in New York.

Trump Pizza: Donald Trump Becomes First U.S. President to Get into the Pizzeria Business

This photo shows the exterior of a Donatos Pizza location.

Donatos to Roll Out AI Voice Ordering Platform Across 174 Locations

This photo shows a display of multiple pizzas, including a 4-Cheese and a Classic Cheese, at a Sbarro location.

This Once-Struggling Pizza Chain Hits 800-Location Milestone With More Stores to Come

This photo shows the two owners and the chef de cuisine standing side-by-side, all wearing green aprons.

One of San Francisco’s Hottest Pizza Brands Opens Standalone Quick-Service Shop

This Philly Pizzeria Now Boasts Two International Pizza Challenge Division Winners

This photo shows a pizza topped with pepperoni, jalapeños and pineapple.

Americans Name Their Price for Giving Up Pizza Forever—and It’s Not Cheap

This photo shows the exterior of a Happy Joe's location.

Happy Joe’s CEO Tom Sacco Begins Mission to Bring Beloved Franchise Back to Iowa

This photo shows Paulie Gee and Mary Ann sitting at a bookstore table signing copies of their new cookbook.

Paulie Gee’s Paul and Mary Ann Giannone Release First Cookbook, ‘Pizza From the Heart’

This photo shows the smashed entrance to Fellini's Pizzeria, with a pile of broken glass in the front.

‘Shame on You’: Pizzeria Owner Laments Costly Break-In That Damaged Front Entrance