Church Point family speaks out after losing their home to house fire last week
and last updated 2021-03-01 11:21:03-05
CHURCH POINT â Bailey Deshotel was watching after her younger brother Blaize last Wednesday afternoon while their parents and other sister were out when their house on East Plaquemines Street in Church Point caught on fire.
Bailey recalls her younger brother running to her in the hallway with his shirt in flames. Bailey immediately told him to stop, drop and roll, but the six-year-old did not understand and began to panic. He told me, I don t know how to do that, says Bailey Deshotel. So I had to push him onto the ground to stop it and eventually I had to take the shirt off of him.
Athletes all over the city are still sitting on the sidelines as they wait for a decision from Mayor Bill de Blasio on the fate high school sports. But as the clock ticks down on the season, law makers are demanding answers. Gabriel Zaghari and his friends from the Fort Hamilton High School JV and […]
NEW YORK More tables will be available inside New York City restaurants. Capacity has been at 25% since Valentine’s Day. Last week, Governor Andrew Cuomo increased it another 10% to 35%, effective Friday. He said heath data allows for the change and it will continue to be monitored. Rules are still in place, including […]
NEW YORK The fight for the automatic expungement of conviction records in New York state is moving forward with the introduction of new legislation in Albany. “This is that step in the right direction, to be able to resurrect yourself, said State Senator Jamaal Bailey. Under Senate bill S1553A, “the first process is to […]
We re Open! Ronin Farm & Restaurant is ready to turnip Downtown Bryan
For the past three years, Roninâs farm and restaurant have provided locals with one of the most unique dining experiences in the Brazos Valley with Full Moon Dinners at the farm, to their unique beverage and produce programs.
and last updated 2021-02-25 19:57:12-05
BRYAN, TX â Amanda Light and her husband Brian are the owners of Ronin, a farm-to-table restaurant in historic downtown Bryan.
âBoth grew pretty organically into what they are today. We started catering our midwife s wedding as our very first event and then began hosting dinners in our little forest area at the farm and then grew into the restaurant shortly after that,â said Amanda Light, Owner & Operations, Ronin Farm & Restaurant.