Found a 24yearold man shot seven times. Santoni says he is being forced to close santonis supermarket for good and he is blaming baltimores bottle tax closing his business. Jayne miller has more. Donna, the sign says it all behind me. Your neighborhood grocers since 1930. But not anymore says syria santonis supermarkets cfo rob santoni. All because of the city bottle tax. The announcement came over the weekend. It will be a change. It was a rare breed in the grocery business. Not part of a big chain and trying to remain a full serve store. It will be a big loss for me. Cfo rob santoni blames one thing the city five cent tax on soda and bottled water. We are no longer competitive and can no longer afford to absorb the bottle tax and not look like we are pricing ourselves out of the market. It is our number one front page that is the . Ds, traction. That is one of the big reasons that they choose a certain market to shop that. He says that it has cost him 4 million in sales over the past
So plenty of breaks driving in this morning. Westminister 50, from president r360burg to culpepper this morning. This afternoon it looks comfortable out there, and i think we are going to be just fine. There is no yellow alert, i have to take that off. We have a storm in the rockies, but we are good looking for the start of the week. It is columbus day. That means it is nice and light outside. No restrictions in virginia on 95 or 66 or 395. You are good to go on all of lanes on all of the roadways and it is going to be very quiet early this morning on 95 coming if from dale in from dale city. A live look from springfield, looks great early this monday morning. I expect it to be this way throughout the morning rush hour. 270, same story, no hovs in maryland. No problems to report coming in from any of your Northern Maryland corridors this morning. Well a take well take a live look at the American Legion bridge. Andrea, back to you. We begin our news with breaking news out of virginia, w
Irene Elizabeth (Rosella) Fordham, 85, passed away on October 31, 2022, in her home in St. George, UT, surrounded by family. Irene was born on May 2, 1937, in Grand Junction, CO, to Pete Rosella and Florence Abeyta. They were a loving family and proud of their Spanish nationality. She was also a devout Catholic