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BREA, CA (PRWEB) June 30, 2014
Contract Services Group, Inc. (CSG), a leading facilities services outsourcing provider, announces the official CSG Window Washing Systems Blog.
CSG Safety Services Group, LLC, a leading provider of window washing systems design, offers the Window Washing Systems Blog to provide the most current information for window washing systems design, systems specifications and regulatory updates.
The WWS Blog offers architects, building owners and facility managers best practices for safety and design in window washing systems solutions, commented Casey Pearce, President of Contract Services Group, Inc.
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LARGO In a spot tucked behind a small strip mall on Seminole Boulevard, a half-acre dog park called Dog Bone Run officially opened its gates Monday.
Dogs of all sizes showed up to check out the new facility, which the city created for less than $20,000 next to a large pond and community center. The parks amenities include a fire hydrant-shaped water fountain, a large bench shaped like a dog bone that also serves as the parks sign and a stand of palm trees at the parks far end that provides extensive shade for dogs and people.
A few dozen people and their dogs mingled over cupcakes and dog treats. Every few minutes, a handful of dogs took off running to the opposite end of the fenced-in stretch of grass. Others rested in the shade of a tree.
Parks department officials hope to install agility equipment for the more athletic dogs and are looking for sponsors to finance such a project.
Its Largos second dog park, and Parks Superintendent Greg Brown said it was installed in response to residents requests.
People wanted a dog park on the east side of the city, he said. They asked for one in Central Park, and this is across the street.
While some in attendance at Mondays opening celebration live within walking distance of the new facility, others drove from other parts of the county to check it out.
Feather Sound resident Terry Blazej decided to pay a visit. For her and Mocha, her 6-month-old brown-and-white border collie, it was a departure from their usual routine.
We go to the one at (U.S.) 19 and 49th Street, she said. Theres a group of us that meets around three oclock in the afternoon.
She said she hopes the agility equipment is installed soon, as border collies are known for their athletic abilities.
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Two fields at the Lamar Baseball Complex will soon see major work to complete the project. (John Contreras / The Lamar Ledger)
New Colorado Lottery-funded grants will make it possible for several Colorado communities to build or restore recreational facilities that will increase outdoor activities but also help local economies by attracting visitors and reducing travel costs.
The Great Outdoors Colorado Board has approved nine grants worth more than $2.2 million to build baseball fields, tennis courts, natural playscapes, a pedestrian bridge and a track facility. The fortunate grant winners were selected from a pool of 36 applications seeking more than $9.3 million in assistance.
The grants approved by the GOCO board will:
Complete Lamar's baseball-softball "four-plex," allowing it to meet overwhelming local demand and attract more tournaments to the Southeast Colorado community;
Allow Monte Vista to host a Colorado High School Sports Association event for the first time in 30 years as its current cinder track did not meet standards;
Replace worn out tennis courts in Crested Butte, where usage has increased dramatically in recent years;
Replace a rough 70-year-old athletic field and dilapidated 60-year-old bleachers - a portion of which collapsed during a game - and create a community recreational walkway at Manzanola High School;
Restore a baseball field in Coal Creek, ending the need for local players to drive 30 miles for practices and games, and giving the community its first playground.
Install a 130-foot steel bridge in Pagosa Springs that will increase connectivity to the community's many parks and amenities for outdoor recreation.
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SEA-TAC INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT We have all been on one, the escalator, and we know that serious injuries can happen
Take, for example, the 2012 incident at Bellevue Square when seven people were hurt when the escalator malfunctioned.
But state officials say mechanical problems are to blame for only a small number of cases.
On weekdays, about 100,000 travelers will come and go from Sea-Tac Airport, and the gridlock often starts on escalators.
I get nervous that someone is going to stop at the top and I have my bag and I am going to crash into them, traveler Bob Howe said.
There were more than 300 escalator-related injuries in the past five years across Washington.
Our percentage of the usage of escalators is really high compared to anywhere else in the state, the general manager of Aviation Maintenance, Stuart Mathews, said.
They see it time and time again travelers in a rush losing their balance. Signs remind riders to hold on to handrails but many are gripping on to their luggage instead.
The state Department of Labor and Industries is brainstorming different ways to make escalators safer.
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Some concerned over tree removal in Daphne
Some concerned over tree removal in Daphne.
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June 28 2014 Tree Removal
In preparing for the removal of a building, we are cutting down trees around Pleiades. This particular tree was rotten in the center, and took a while to get it to fall. Thanks to all who helped!
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When To Opt For A Tree Removal Service
Removing trees is not environment-friendly; however, know that there are times when it is necessary. If it is situated in a location where it imposes a dange...
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NEWTON TOWNSHIP An effort to move bee hives in Lackawanna County went awry Monday afternoon when the bees swarmed the crew trying to save them.
One worker had to be sent to the hospital.
Charles Jewell of Newton Township called PennDOT last week because a tree in his yard near Clarks Summit was at risk of falling into the state road.
It became more complicated than that because that tree is also home to about 50,000 bees.
The attempt to remove the bee hives didnt go as planned.
A contractors plan to remove some tree branches for PennDOT became more complicated when they discovered five active honey bee hives at Jewells house near Clarks Summit.
I knew that there were some there and I had told them that there were bees but I didnt know there were nearly that many, Jewell said.
It became even more complicated when a worker for Jaflo Tree Removal went up in a bucket truck to begin taking down the tree branches and eventually the hives.
He ended up losing his helmet and he hit the controls, so the bucket was going all over the place until he finally put his vest up over his head and was able to put the bucket down in the yard. But he got stung 40 or 50 times, Jewell said.
Jewell says the worker was in a lot of pain and was struggling to breathe. He was taken to the hospital but other workers also suffered stings, tearing off their helmets and vests trying to get away.
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