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Middle Eastern eatery expanding in the Wilton Mall

Published Tue, 05 Nov 2024 05:34:29 GMT

WILTON, N.Y. (NEWS10) -- Sara Ali started Sara's Kitchen in January 2021 as a side job. In April 2023, she quit her engineering job to focus on the business full-time. Get the latest news, weather, sports and entertainment delivered right to your inbox! Sara's Kitchen started by serving farmer's markets and catering events. However, Ali found farmer's markets difficult to navigate. She wanted her own brick-and-mortar space, and she wanted it to be around Saratoga Springs."The area here really needs more diversity in flavors," said Ali. Discovering Saratoga: PDT Market For the past two months, the eatery has been operating in the Wilton Mall as a ghost kitchen. That's where she makes her food for the farmer's markets, and people can order online and pick up food there as well through a small hole in the wall.Now, after finding enough employees, Ali is finally ready to become more than a ghost kitchen by opening up the storefront to the mall. Sara's Kitchen will be available for t...

Lake Luzerne woman arrested in hit-and-run investigation

Published Tue, 05 Nov 2024 05:34:29 GMT

HADLEY, N.Y. (NEWS10) -- A Lake Luzerne woman was arrested on Wednesday following a hit-and-run investigation, where according to New York State Police, she ran over a victim with her car following a verbal argument and fled the scene. Thon Baker, 58, faces multiple charges. Get the latest news, weather, sports and entertainment delivered right to your inbox! On Wednesday, July 26, around 6:36 p.m., police responded to the area of Stewart Bridge Road in Hadley for a report of a severely injured individual. The victim was taken to Albany Medical Center for treatment, and police began an investigation.Per New York State Police, their investigation found Baker was in a verbal argument with the victim in the early morning hours. During the altercation, she reportedly drove her car recklessly, struck the victim, and ran them over. Update on missing 10-year-old from Troy Police say Baker fled the scene without contacting emergency services. The victim was later found by a resident wh...

Flash flooding concerns Thursday morning

Published Tue, 05 Nov 2024 05:34:29 GMT

St. Louis weather from Meteorologist Angela Hutti:ST. LOUIS - The threat for severe thunderstorms is ending, but the threat of flash flooding is ongoing, especially south of I-70 for the next several hours. Thunderstorms coverage and impacts will begin to ease after 6:00 a.m. Scattered showers and storms will continue through the day in our southern counties. St. Louis radar: See a map of current weather here Temperature highs will pop into the mid 80s with some afternoon sunshine. It will also be quite humid after all the recent rain. Spot to scattered shower and storms chances Friday into the weekend. With more dry time, temps will warm back towards 90 each day.

Firefighters rescue person trapped in Illinois flash flooding

Published Tue, 05 Nov 2024 05:34:29 GMT

ST. LOUIS -- Meteorologist Chris Higgins is tracking storm damage after some severe weather swept through the area early Thursday morning. He is reporting some issues at the water treatment plant near Bonne Terre.There is high water along Turkey Creek, but most of the damage is from high winds near Bonne Terre and Farmington. There are reports of downed power lines.Higgins reported on flash flooding in Gerald, Illinois Wednesday. First responders were called to a water rescue early Thursday morning. That area got another three to five inches of rain overnight and may have gotten as much as ten inches of rain over the last two days.

Storm damage and heavy rain persists in Missouri counties

Published Tue, 05 Nov 2024 05:34:29 GMT

BONNE TERRE, Mo. - While severe thunderstorms are ending in parts of the St. Louis, other regions are still facing heavy rain and storm damage.Falling tree limbs resulted in a power pole falling at a local waste water treatment facility on Turkey Creek Road. One pumping station in the area appears to be overflowing, leaving an unpleasant smell in the area as well. Missouri changing up auto sales tax Issues also persist in Gerald, Missouri, where a water rescue took place early Thursday morning. The Gerald-Rosebud Fire Protection District reported that the city had another 3 to 5 inches of rain over the past two days causing more traffic backups and stranded vehicles.

Denver weather: Severe thunderstorms may bring lightning, hail, flooding, bursts of wind

Published Tue, 05 Nov 2024 05:34:29 GMT

Thunderstorms bringing potentially damaging hail, bursts of wind, and heavy rain leading to flooding will roll across metro Denver Thursday afternoon, according to the National Weather Service.Mostly sunny skies were expected after clouds cleared early Thursday morning, until around 2 p.m., weather service forecasters said. Then, storms developing over the mountains will spread eastward across Colorado’s Front Range urban corridor, hitting Denver and gaining momentum as they reach the high plains, forecasters said, estimating the likelihood of rain at 50%.The high temperature in Denver will be 87 degrees, decreasing to 60 degrees at night, forecasters said. On Friday, the high is expected to be 89 degrees.Severe storm threat is considerably higher today. Storms will develop by early afternoon, and then organize and strengthen as they move east across the plains. Damaging winds (60-80 mph!) and large hail will be the highest threats. #COwx pic.twitter.com/JQJPtWkqHz— NWS...

Retired Denver police detective arrested after allegedly pointing gun in mall food court

Published Tue, 05 Nov 2024 05:34:29 GMT

A retired Denver Police detective who left his cell phone on a bus and then argued with a man who picked it up and refused to return it unless he paid money has been arrested after a gun clash in a food court, Jefferson County Sheriff authorities said Thursday morning.Former Denver detective Martin Vigil, 67,  was arrested near the Southwest Plaza Mall food court Wednesday evening and faces charges of felony menacing and impersonating a peace officer.The trouble began Wednesday afternoon when Vigil got off a bus but accidentally left his phone behind, sheriff officials said in a press release. Vigil then called his phone.“The other man answered it and said he would give it back if Vigil paid him money,” officials said.The two men agreed to meet at the food court in the mall.There, after an argument, Vigil allegedly pulled the gun and pointed it at the other man.Mall security agents confronted Vigil. Sheriff deputies soon arrived. Vigil “claimed he was a peace offic...

North Hollywood residents say HGTV star is evicting them for a big ‘flip’

Published Tue, 05 Nov 2024 05:34:29 GMT

A group of North Hollywood renters is outraged at the threat of being evicted and displaced by HGTV reality star Tarek El Moussa for a new real estate project.El Moussa is best known for the hit HGTV renovation series, “Flip or Flop,” which he has co-hosted with his ex-wife Christina Hall since 2013. He launched a second show in 2020 called, “Flipping 101 with Tarek El Moussa.”Residents of the rent-controlled apartment property on Hartsook Street near the Arts District said El Moussa plans to transform the nearly 100-year-old complex into a state-of-the-art residential complex.According to El Moussa, the project, called NoHo 138, would mark the biggest real estate “flip” he’s ever attempted.In a video the reality star posted on social media, he shared plans to build 138 units with “super modern” decor. The building will also boast a rooftop pool.That’s when the eviction notices started showing up, tenants said. But the people who live in the building said they will fight for their h...

Armed robbery at celebrity restaurant in WeHo could be connected to previous incident, LASD says

Published Tue, 05 Nov 2024 05:34:29 GMT

Two people were robbed at gunpoint at a celebrity hotspot in West Hollywood early Thursday morning, and it's possible the stickup is connected to a similar robbery last month.The two adults were approached by a robber with a semiautomatic gun at about 12:20 a.m. at Craig's on Melrose Avenue, according to Lt. Foster of the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department.The Infatuation described Craig's as "one of the most celebrity-packed restaurants in Los Angeles."While the robber demanded jewelry, another man with a semiautomatic gun demanded a watch from one of the victims, Foster said. Deputies searching for armed suspects who robbed man at gunpoint in West Hollywood The two robbers then fled in a white sedan driven by a third man, Foster said.No injuries were reported.Because of the number of men involved and the weapons they used, investigators said it appears these robbers are the same men who committed a similar crime July 19 in West Hollywood, though officials have not yet confi...

Home Free: After a rough year, Regina Spektor hits the Greek

Published Tue, 05 Nov 2024 05:34:29 GMT

Home Free: A conversation with singer and songwriter Regina Spektor, even one within the confines of a professional interview experience, is very likely to leave you with the “warm and fuzzies.” Her gift for conveying warmth, honesty, humor and heartbreak in her lyrics carries over into her back-and-forth, so even a 20-minute phone call left us with the impression (at least) that we’d really gotten to know her a little. Obviously, you can’t get to know anyone, let alone a celebrated musician, during a 20-minute phone call, but such is her gift.Russian-born American artist Spektor released her Home, Before and After album about a year ago, six years after the Remember Us to Life album. Spektor says that it was warmly received – fans were singing along to the new songs very early in the touring process – which was a bit of a relief because, for obvious reasons, this one was recorded a little differently.“That one was made super-duper pandemic style,” Spektor says. “It’s my first ever ...