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Firefighters went to great heights Wednesday to rescue three people stuck above the ground in two separate incidents.
A pair of window washers were stranded for more than two hours near the top of a high-rise building in Irvine, authorities said.
The Orange County Fire Authority received a call about the workers stuck on a platform outside the 17th floor of 4 Park Plaza around 9:30 a.m. Wednesday, Capt. Steve Concialdi said. No injuries were reported. About 35 firefighters were sent to the scene, including all four of the agencys urban search and rescue companies.
The platform became stuck after a motor malfunctioned, said Mike Lyster, a spokesman for the Irvine Co., which manages the building.
The workers were rescued just before 1 p.m. by firefighters who used a winch to raise the stuck platform, called a swing stage, about 20 feet to the top of the building, Lyster said.
It was a slow process and they did it very gradually, Lyster said.
The 262-foot high commercial office building is part of the Jamboree Center and was constructed in 1991. The workers are from Costa Mesa-based Newport Window Maintenance. An employee who answered the phone there refused to comment.
The windows at 4 Park Plaza are washed three times a year, and it takes about four days to clean all the buildings windows, according to Lyster. The window washers start at the top of the building and work their way down, cleaning two rows of windows at a time. Newport Window Maintenance has worked with the Irvine Co. for more than 20 years.
Representatives from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration were on site during the incident, Lyster added. After the washer became stuck, they called their supervisors. Members of the Irvine Co.s engineering team were the first to respond to the stuck window washers. They then called the fire department.
After the rescue, the window washers and firefighters were treated to pizza and soda in a third floor conference room.
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My cousin told me that some parents have stopped sending their kids to school, though he hypothesised that it's just because they're too lazy to get stuck in traffic. The overwhelming opinion is in favour of the protestors, though some are worried about the protests affecting business, especially those whose work is in the demonstration area.
Despite the support, few dare to dream of success. A professor friend told me: "The pace of democracy is painfully slow. One step forward, ten steps retreat."
China's position is also unenviable. If President Xi is seen to allow protests in Hong Kong, it may spark student protests in other reaches of the country, or even Tibet or Mongolia. If it is seen to be reneging on one country, two systems, this will affect its only chance to unite with Taiwan.
I was five years old when the Tiananmen Square massacre happened, but I remember its impact, and people wearing black ribbons in honour of the students who died. I think, as the closest place to China to have seen uncensored news footage, Hong Kong has a special responsibility to ensure nothing like that will happen again.
For this reason I was extra shocked by reports of tear gas being used by police against the unarmed demonstrators; it was another sign that we need to be constantly reminded of each other's humanity, and for this I thank the peaceful members of the Umbrella Revolution.
In a city of plentiful luxuries, they have shown that Hong Kong people know the difference between a luxury and a right.
Emma-Lee, known by her stage name Emmy the Great, is a musician and culture writer. Follow Emmy the Great on Twitter
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SAFETY HARBOR| The city has called an emergency meeting for 6 p.m. Monday to consider a possible moratorium on tree removal while commissioners finish work on an ordinance that strengthens its existing tree protection law.
The meeting, to be held at City Hall, comes amid protests over last week's removal of about a dozen trees by the privately-owned Safety Harbor Resort and Spa to make way for an improved parking lot.
Safety Harbors current ordinance protects only grand trees of a certain size. So, the spa, which city officials say has been considering its project since at least 2005, applied for and was granted permission by Pinellas County. The spa is pursuing permits for additional tree removal of dead, dying and hazardous trees.
The project has upset a vocal contingent of residents who call it an affront to the environment and the citys charm.
City commissioners in recent months have revisited a years-old request that the city tweak its ordinance to expand authority to all trees within city limits.
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Man released from jail accused of rape
A 40-year-old man was accused on Tuesday of raping a 64-year-old woman who had picked him up after he was released from the Marion County Jail on Monday.
The victim told Marion County Sheriffs Office detective Mark Peavy that she picked James Patrick Kane up at the jail about 4 p.m. and took him to her residence. She said they talked and she told him she had a busy day the next day and needed to go to bed. She told him she did not want to have sex because she had a headache, a report states.
She said she gave Kane a kiss on the cheek and he grabbed the back of her head and began kissing her and then forcibly had sex with her, the report notes.
Peavy and a sheriffs deputy found Kane and talked to him. According to the report, he said the woman picked him up and they went to her home. He said they left and later returned, and that she told him she did not want to have sex because of a headache. He admitted to having sex with the woman without her consent, the report states.
Kane was arrested and taken to the Marion County Jail, where he was charged with sexual assault.
Police: Woman sent drugs to inmate
A woman who is accused of sending drugs through the mail to her incarcerated boyfriend turned herself in at the Marion County Jail on Monday. She was charged with introducing contraband into the jail.
A jail employee was checking mail and noticed a suspicious envelope and showed it to Detective Meyer Carter.
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Laderas director of golf, Sam Zimmerly, says there hasnt been this much grass on the course in decades. This photo, taken in July, shows the No. 6 hole. (Jim Thompson/Albuquerque Journal)
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. If you havent played Ladera Golf Course in recent weeks, then you havent played Ladera in many years.
Maybe ever.
After years of struggling to have much if any grass on the fairways, and after what appeared to be a botched $2 million renovation for a new sprinkler system in 2011-12, something very interesting has finally happened at Ladera.
Its turned into a golf course, and it is still improving daily.
I got here in June of 1995, and Ive never had this much grass here ever, said Sam Zimmerly, the courses director of golf. Even in the heydays of the late 80s, when I played here as a competitor at New Mexico Opens, there was not nearly this much grass.
Its the new watering system. They put the heads in the correct position to water where we needed to water, and we have the proper fairway lines and even rough lines where we never had them before. And even though we have so much more grass, the new system cut the water bill down by 25 percent.
As of today, the entire course has again opened.
For much of the year, only the front side was open while new cart paths were being completed on the back nine. But all 18 on the championship course, as well as the executive nine, are ready to roll.
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