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Baltimore’s Nalley Fresh opens restaurant inside a Giant Food store

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 10:30:50 GMT

Giant Food has its first in-store fast-casual restaurant as part of a deal with Baltimore-based Nalley Fresh.It’s in a Giant store in Ellicott City, Maryland.Nalley Fresh serves customizable salads, wraps and bowls. Chef Greg Nalley started his culinary career as executive chef at the Maryland Jockey Club.More Business and Finance NewsMore Maryland NewsMore Local News It is similar to the way customers choose the components and ingredients of their meal at Chipotle Mexican Grille.Nalley Fresh is opening a location in the Giant Food in Ellicott City. (Courtesy Giant Food)The first Nalley Fresh restaurant opened in Baltimore in 2011. There are now 10 locations in Maryland.“We are thrilled to bring Nalley Fresh to our Ellicott City store and provide our customers with an unbeatable one-stop shopping experience,” said Gregg Dorazio, Director of E-commerce at Giant Food. “We know our customers will enjoy the convenient, healthy and delicious meal offerings, and we...

Grains mixed, Livestock higher

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 10:30:50 GMT

CHICAGO (AP) — Grain futures were mixed Friday in early trading on the Chicago Board of Trade. Wheat for May advanced 28.25 cents at $6.9525 a bushel; May corn rose 7.50 cents at $6.4175 a bushel; May oats was off .25 cent at $3.6850 a bushel; while May soybeans fell 6.50 cents at 14.2350 a bushel.Beef and pork higher on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange.Apr. live cattle rose .25 cent at $1.6222 a pound; Mar. feeder cattle was up .23 cent at $1.8890 a pound; Apr. lean hogs gained 1.10 cents at $.7685 a pound.Source

Hundreds of students, teachers gather outside Colorado State Capitol

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 10:30:50 GMT

DENVER (KDVR) -- A crowd of people - many of them students and teachers - gathered outside the Colorado State Capitol on Friday to rally against gun violence.Footage from SkyFOX showed hundreds of people outside of the Capitol. The rally came two days after a shooting at East High School injured two faculty members. The 17-year-old suspect in that shooting was found dead near a car he had driven to Bailey. East High shooting suspect killed himself with ghost gun, failed prior diversion program Denver Public Schools were closed Friday for what the Board of Education said would be a "mental health day" after the shooting at East High.This was the second day in a row that protests were carried out at the Capitol. Students from East High filled the halls Thursday to call for policy changes.There are three gun bills that have been proposed in the legislature this session. One bill that would raise the minimum age to buy a gun to 21 made its way one step closer to becoming law Monday, p...

Miami-Dade Arena in negotiations with software company Kaseya for new naming rights deal

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 10:30:50 GMT

The Miami-Dade Arena could be landing a new naming rights deal.The mayor’s office confirmed that the county is currently in negotiations with software company Kaseya, a business that creates and markets software. The move comes after the collapse of the arena’s prior sponsor FTX. If the agreement goes through, this will be the arena’s third sponsor.

Florida teen gets life in prison for killing young classmate

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 10:30:50 GMT

ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. (AP) — A Florida judge sentenced a 16-year-old Florida boy to life in prison on Friday for fatally stabbing a 13-year-old classmate on Mother’s Day in 2021.Aiden Fucci, 16, was 14 when he stabbed Tristyn Bailey at least 114 times in the woods near where the teens lived in north Florida, prosecutors said.“This case is probably the most difficult and shocking case that this county, St. Johns County, has dealt with,” Judge Lee R. Smith said before ordering Fucci to prison for life.Fucci, who pleaded guilty just before his trial was set to start in February, was not eligible for the death penalty because of his young age at the time of the crime. His case may be reviewed in 25 years, according to Florida law. His attorneys had sought a 40-year sentence.Before invoking the sentence, the judge spoke to Bailey’s family, noting the tremendous toll the girl’s slaying has had on them.“Allow ‘Bailey Sunday Fundays’ to return to your home,” he said, a...

Dozens of dogs rescued in Dania Beach after owner arrested for animal cruelty

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 10:30:50 GMT

Dozens of dogs were rescued after their owner was arrested. According to authorities, they pulled nearly 60 dogs from a Dania Beach home. Raymond Ledbetter is facing charges of animal cruelty. Those dogs are now receiving care from veterinarians before they are sent to shelters to find new homes.

EU leaders’ summit ends on a car cliffhanger

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 10:30:50 GMT

BRUSSELS — As European Union leaders exit their summit Friday, the future of the cars that’ll whisk them home is still very much at play, with a seemingly imminent deal between Berlin and Brussels delayed once again.That’s because resolving a row over the EU’s plan to ban new combustion engine car sales by 2035 hangs on whether the European Commission and Germany can agree on language that will satisfy both sides. Berlin, along with several allies, has held the previously agreed legislation hostage, demanding that the Commission carve out a loophole to allow sales of some traditional combustion-engine vehicles after 2035 as long as they run on synthetic fuels, or e-fuels — which are, in theory, carbon-neutral. On Thursday evening, the German government presented the Commission with a pre-written legal declaration in which the EU executive would promise to find a legal path for allowing the sale of these vehicles past 2035. And early Friday morning, the Co...

Woman accused of attacking Lynn police before rough arrest ordered held without bail

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 10:30:50 GMT

A woman who Lynn police said attacked and bit officers at a rooming house before being repeatedly punched in the face and pepper-sprayed appeared in court on Friday after officials released body camera video showing her violent arrest.Jessica Wagle, 39, is facing charges including assault and battery on a police officer, resisting arrest, and disorderly conduct, according to police.Wagle already made an appearance in court on Monday, at which point she was held on $1,000 bail and sent for medical attention. Her bail for this case was set for $500, but she is being held without bail on an outstanding case.After watching the entire incident on the police body camera video, though, Lynn’s police chief said an initial review found “the officers acted within the Lynn Police Use of Force Policy.”“I don’t think it’s fair to single out someone who is following our protocol,” Lynn Mayor Jared Nicholson said.“[W]e know there are hard situations and I think it’s important for him and his colle...

Mets star Mookie Wilson, other past players taking to NYC locales with gifts for Amazins’ fans

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 10:30:50 GMT

It’s an Amazin’ offer.New York baseball fans will get their chance to step right up and greet the Mets live and in person Saturday, with a half-dozen stars from years gone by taking to the city streets with free gifts for anyone spotted wearing a team hat or other gear.The heroes of Flushing will visit six locations in Manhattan and Queens bearing free team merch or complimentary tickets for the 2023 games at CitiField — all courtesy of the one-time ballplayers.The grand prize for one fortunate fan: The chance to throw out the first pitch and mingle with the current Mets at a home game this season.“I don’t have a problem being recognized,” said Mookie Wilson, the hero of the Mets’ 1986 World Championship. “It’s amazing and people are very considerate. Except Red Sox fans — they still tell me I ruined their lives.”Wilson will be joined by ‘86 teammates Howard Johnson, Roger McDowell and Tim Teufel in visiting loc...

Storyteller follows Indigenous and queer people amid their journies to acceptance in new documentary

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 10:30:50 GMT

An Indigenous storyteller living at the intersection of both Indigeneity and queerness explores the past, present and future to help better understand her own queer identity in a new documentary.“VeraCity: Indigiqueer,” which is set to premier March 26 on Citytv, follows Sarain Fox who seeks out the stories from other queer Indigenous figures on how they have navigated their lives.Fox told CityNews it was important to feel like this story was told from an Indigenous lens and also portrayed alongside a lot of joy.“I was just so tired of only seeing content that only shares trauma … this real sort of focus on trauma and traumatic histories and that’s a part of who we are as Indigenous people as Indigenous queer people. But we’re so much more than that.“And so, I became really interested in this project and sharing these stories because I think they’re vital. But more in particular, I was really excited to share some joy mixed in with the...