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A worker at a Gwinnett County Shoneys restaurant sent Channel 2 Action news video showing roaches crawling around the kitchen of the establishment. Alvin Brooks, the employee, says he captured the problems from inside the kitchen using his cellphone. The restaurant says the problem is an isolated case. I dropped the chicken, I turned around, and Im like Whoa,' it could have gone in the barbecue sauce and no one would have noticed, Brooks said. The incident happened at the Shoneys at the Sugarloaf Mills mall in Lawrenceville. Brooks called the Gwinnett County Health Department earlier this week. Inspectors visited the restaurant Tuesday and found roaches at the location and ordered the restaurant to hire a pest control service by Wednesday, according to a department spokesperson. A spokesperson for Shoneys released a statement saying: The health and safety of our guests and team members is always our top priority. Upon learning of this situation, we immediately took action with our local health department, a pest control company and the mall to ensure that our brand new restaurant, with new equipment, is clean and free of any infestation. We received a health department score of 91. This was an isolated incident at our newest restaurant and we are working closely with the mall to determine the cause as this is not a stand-alone location. We will continue to constantly assess our procedures in order to provide our guests with an enjoyable dining experience. The Gwinnett County Health Department returned to the establishment on Wednesday. The restaurant fully complied with the Health Department's directive to receive pest control services. As a result of this follow-up inspection, the restaurant has been instructed to perform additional cleaning and to continue to monitor for pest. The complaint remains open and an inspection will be conducted in the near future to confirm that all corrective actions have been performed by the restaurant, said Jessica Anderson, a spokeswoman for the Gwinnett County Health Department. Brook says he reported the problem to the health department despite the possible repercussions. Im sure some kind of repercussion, but I was always told if you are doing right, you cant be wrong, Brooks said.

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Posted on December 4, 2014 at 11:45 AM

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CHANDLER, Ariz. -- Denise Saxon is the first to admit that her Chandler home needs a little painting. After all, 14 years can really take its toll.

"The house has been fading over time, through the sun heating the back side," Saxon said. "It has some cracks and stuff so it was time to get it painted."

So, she started looking around for a good painter and in August she stumbled across a company called Salty's Quality Painting.

The company's work van claims Salty's is licensed and even displays the license number issued by the Registrar of Contractors.

Saxon felt comfortable knowing she was hiring a licensed painter, so she met with the company's owner, Jeff Salt.

"Jeff Salt is the gentleman I worked with and he's considered the president of the company," Saxon said.

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MANILA, Philippines - The construction of the allegedly overpriced Iloilo Convention Center (ICC) will be completed before the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit next year, the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) said yesterday.

The P700-million ICC, considered as Senate President Franklin Drilons pet project, is being eyed as the venue for the APEC ministerial meetings in Iloilo.

However, DPWH-Region 6 recently declared a failure of bidding for phase two of the ICC construction, which covers the painting, tile works, plumbing, installation of electrical and mechanical features, and sphinx aluminum clogging.

DPWH regional director Edilberto Tayao admitted that the controversy hounding the ICC somehow affected the construction of the building.

He said some contractors might have had reservations about joining the bidding for phase two of the construction for fear that they might be dragged into allegations of overpricing.

The DPWH-Region 6 has scheduled a re-bidding in early January 2015, and Tayao hopes that many eligible and qualified contractors will participate.

Granting that the construction for phase two will start in February 2015, it is safe to say that the ICC building will be completed by June or July, he added.

As of Tuesday, Tayao said phase one of the ICC construction is 97.4 percent complete.

Phase two has a budget of P200 million, part of the P700-million budget for the whole ICC construction project.

The site development, which will cost P20 million to P30 million to be sourced from DPWH savings, might be done simultaneously with the phase two works.

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SINGAPORE: A growing number of households in Singapore have family members who require specialised care at home, and some maid agencies in Singapore are attempting to meet this need by training foreign domestic workers to provide specialised services - such as caring for the elderly or disabled.

Homekeeper maid agency trains its maids to provide customised care for the individual household they have been assigned to. The services provided are tailor-made based on information gathered about the patient and his or her family.

Ms Carene Chin, managing director of Homekeeper, said: "Some families, for example, have a bedridden, elderly parent. The maids may need to know how to shift the person, the patient, or transfer him from a bed to the wheelchair. Sometimes, they need specialised skills.

"A lot of accidents happen and we do know it is because of the lack of proper training for the maid. We can reduce such risks by having a proper custom-made training programme designed for the family."

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