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business1 year ago

"Faragalli's Bakery Faces Closure as Giant Wood-Fired Oven Collapses"

Faragalli’s Bakery, known for its distinctive old-world bread and giant wood-fired oven, may close for good after the oven collapsed in December following nearby construction work. The century-old oven, a cornerstone of the family business since 1945, sustained damage to its firebrick structure and ventilation system. The bakery struggled to operate as the oven lost heat and emitted heavy smoke, ultimately leading to its closure. The family is uncertain about the possibility of reopening, as finding someone to repair the unique oven poses a challenge. The bakery's closure represents a significant loss not only in terms of business but also as a heritage for the Faragalli family and the South Philadelphia community.

crime1 year ago

Kansas City Mother Charged for Fatally Placing Infant in Oven

A Kansas City mother, Mariah Thomas, has been charged with endangering the welfare of a child in the first-degree after her 1-month-old baby was found dead with apparent burns and thermal injuries, allegedly placed in the oven instead of the crib. The police are treating the death as suspicious and are gathering evidence. If convicted, Thomas could face 10 years to life in prison.

crime1 year ago

Mother Charged After Infant Dies in Oven Mishap

Mariah Thomas, a 26-year-old mother from Kansas City, Missouri, has been charged with a Class A felony in the death of her 1-month-old infant after allegedly mistakenly placing the baby in an oven instead of a crib. Thomas told investigators that she was putting her child down for a nap and accidentally placed the child in the oven instead of the crib. If convicted, she could face anywhere from 10 years to life in prison.

crime1 year ago

"Kansas City Mother Accused of Putting Infant in Oven, Resulting in Death"

A Kansas City mother has been charged with felony child endangerment after allegedly placing her 1-month-old baby in the oven, resulting in the infant's death. The mother claimed she accidentally put the child in the oven instead of the crib. The baby's grandparents found the child dead with apparent burn wounds, and investigators discovered thermal injuries on the infant's body. The mother faces 10 years to life in prison if found guilty.

tragedy1 year ago

Mother Charged After Baby Dies in Oven Mishap

In a tragic incident in the US, a baby girl died after her mother mistakenly placed her in an oven instead of a crib for a nap, resulting in extensive burns and ultimately the infant's death. The mother, 26-year-old Mariah Thomas, has been charged with endangering the welfare of a child, and there are suggestions that her mental health may have played a role in the tragedy. The heartbreaking incident has left the community and authorities deeply saddened, with the mother currently held at the Jackson County Detention Center.

crime1 year ago

Kansas City Mother Charged After Placing Infant in Oven, Resulting in Tragic Death

Mariah Thomas of Kansas City, Missouri, was charged with endangering the welfare of a child and the death of a child after she claimed to have accidentally placed her one-month-old baby in the oven instead of the crib, resulting in the baby's death. The incident was described as "gruesome" by the police, and the prosecutor expressed sorrow over the loss of the child's life. This tragic event adds to recent cases of child deaths in the area, including that of a toddler found dead in the home of a former police lieutenant and foster father who is in jail for child rape.

crime1 year ago

"Kansas City Mother Charged After Infant Dies in Oven Incident"

Mariah Thomas has been charged with endangering the welfare of a child in the first degree, leading to the death of her 1-month-old baby after allegedly placing the infant in an oven instead of her crib. The infant was found unresponsive with burn wounds and declared deceased at the scene. Thomas reportedly told family members that she thought she put the child in her crib but "accidentally put her in the oven." If found guilty, she could face a prison sentence of 10-30 years.