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Police are searching for two suspects who attempted to rob a restaurant patron at gunpoint on Federal Hill in Providence. The suspects fled in a pickup truck, which police later spotted but could not stop. This incident follows another violent altercation at the same location the previous day. The Federal Hill Commerce Association is calling for increased police patrols to ensure public safety.
Small businesses in Baltimore's Federal Hill area, including the Philly-based bar MaGerk's, are experiencing a surge in business as the Ravens prepare to face the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC Championship game. With foot traffic and excitement at a high, businesses are gearing up for the influx of customers, and MaGerk's is hoping for a visit from Eagles superstar Jason Kelce. Visit Baltimore CEO Al Hutchinson anticipates a busy weekend for hotels, restaurants, and coffee shops, as the city prepares for the game.
Local businesses on Federal Hill in Providence, Rhode Island, are facing cancellations and potential financial impact due to the abrupt closure of the Washington Bridge, causing increased traffic. Some customers are canceling reservations and holiday treat orders due to the inconvenience. The Federal Hill Commerce Association urges customers to stay flexible and not cancel plans prematurely, offering alternative solutions such as shipping orders. Despite the traffic, loyal customers continue to support local businesses, highlighting their dedication. The Rhode Island Secretary of Commerce has established a helpline and online form to assist affected businesses.
A 40-year-old man named Jewel Crowder has been arrested and charged with first-degree murder in the killing of off-duty Howard County deputy Ryan Demby in Federal Hill, Baltimore. The shooting occurred after a verbal and physical altercation between two groups inside a bar, which then moved to the outdoor seating area where Demby was shot four times in the torso. Demby was pronounced dead at the hospital. The arrest was made by the Baltimore Police's SWAT and Warrant Apprehension Task Force.
A judge has extended a temporary restraining order against Baltimore Gas and Electric (BGE) regarding the installation of external gas regulators in the Federal Hill neighborhood. Homeowners in Federal Hill filed an injunction against BGE, alleging that the utility installed the regulators without their consent and caused damage to historic homes. The order prohibits BGE from cutting off customers' service or installing exterior regulators and meters for another 60 days. The Maryland Public Service Commission has scheduled a hearing to address the relocation of gas service regulators.
Residents in Federal Hill protested against Baltimore Gas and Electric's repairs in their neighborhood, with some being arrested after several warnings from police to leave the work area. BGE wants to install new, safer equipment, but residents disagree, saying their service has even been shut off for resisting the work. They are upset that BGE is placing external gas regulators on their historic homes, which they believe are an eyesore and a safety hazard. Lawyer Thiru Vignarajah is representing the residents as they prepare to file a legal challenge.