On Friday in Virginia Beach, a city worker killed at least 12 people.
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Ms. Monk said a city worker came by to see her on Monday.
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Infamously, Bloomberg once fired a city worker for playing solitaire on the job.
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A city worker removes snow from under a bus in New Haven, Connecticut.
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Laura Clarke, a city worker, said she was devastated and called it economic insanity.
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"There are so many of them, and they're everywhere," said McGetrick, 62, a retired city worker.
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Police were called to the scene after a city worker reported seeing Pappas in the area.
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Mr. Amiott was accused of a similarly violent attack last month on a black city worker.
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Also killed Friday night was Rick Best, a city worker who spent 23 years in the military.
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"I just gave you $300," Long's mother, an African-American, told the city worker, a white woman.
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They've been described as "absolutely hideous" by a city worker only named Jean, who spoke to The Age.
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Mr. Malkowski, a city worker, grew up in this town and said he has no plans to leave.
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A city worker will drive a van to hot spots for panhandlers and offer jobs until five people accept.
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Amiott was also involved in a recent altercation with a black city worker, Shawn George, according to local media.
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In an act of horror, the city had previously blocked a city worker from bringing their puppy to city hall.
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The bones are now being tested to see if they belong to Orlandi, whose father was a Vatican City worker.
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Mr. Jacobson, 70, a retired city worker, has been coming to the shop for 40 years, since when Mr. Hong owned it.
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Uber (UBER) and Lyft (LYFT), which went public earlier this year, both saw coordinated, multi-city worker protests ahead of their IPOs.
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Two of those opponents represented by Hiller are Marvin Schneider, New York City's official Clock Master, and fellow former city worker Forest Markowitz.
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Come early morning, people will pass in silence: a red-haired woman walking two poodles; a city worker emptying the trash bins; a solitary runner.
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Basically several important economic indicators are looking like the free-falling graph being pointed at by a forlorn city worker in a New Yorker cartoon.
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Another city worker who survived the shooting, Christi DeWar, described huddling in an office that she and her coworkers had barricaded with a metal filing cabinet.
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Miso soup, beloved lunch option of the city worker who thinks they might really give this detox a go: "Yeah, actually, I feel good," they say.
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The scheme is part of a growing backlash against the newly public on-demand companies, which both saw coordinated, multi-city worker protests ahead of their IPOs.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Moscow city worker Nikolai Bardayev did not celebrate Russia's shock win against Spain on Sunday that sent scores of Russians to the streets to celebrate.
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A city worker fumigates insecticide to combat the Aedes Aegypti mosquitoes that transmit the Zika virus, at the San Judas Community in San Salvador, El Salvador, Tuesday, Jan.
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The driver manually swapped lanes, right as a city worker darted out from in front of the truck and a banner dropped down near the front of our car.
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"The speed of the transaction was strange, and then the length of the renovation was strange," said William Jeanes, a retired city worker who lives a few doors down.
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Back in 2016, a guy disguised as a city worker demolished the thing with a sledgehammer, saying he wanted to auction off the pieces to support Trump's sexual assault accusers.
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A city worker assigned to clean up wood chips at the event, however, was reportedly ordered by a festival official to throw out the nearly finished totem along with the scraps.
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Sadiq Khan's affirmation that "London is Open" never rang more true than of a city worker spinning out of his head and starting on ticket barriers on a quiet Monday night.
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The city maintains that if it offered the parental-leave benefit to every city worker who needed it, the cost to taxpayers would amount to approximately $1 billion over four years.
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To be sure, Wall Streeters don't make very sympathetic victims: The typical pay is five times higher than the $74,800 the average city worker makes, up from double the ratio in 1981.
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While Ms. Hollywood, 52, a retired city worker, did modernize the three-bedroom house, by adding wings for a new family room and dining room, she was drawn to its vintage character.
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Patrick Lambin, 43, a city worker in the Square St. Jacques, gleefully seized a dead rat with a pincerlike implement used for picking up trash on Friday morning and swung it around.
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On Wednesday morning, a guy disguised as a city worker showed up to Trump's star on the Walk of Fame in Hollywood armed with a sledgehammer and thoroughly trashed the thing, Deadline reports.
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The gunman, who also died, was identified as a longtime city worker, and was "still employed" by the city at the time of the attack, said David Hansen, the Virginia Beach city manager.
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A New York City worker protection agency on Tuesday filed a complaint accusing Chipotle Mexican Grill Inc of "widespread" violations of a city law requiring predictable scheduling for fast food and retail workers.
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Belying the idea that New Yorkers themselves eschew the Times Square festivities, Eskie Garcia, a 123-year-old city worker living in Brooklyn, said she has come every year for about a decade.
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Shooter had security pass Authorities identified the gunman as Craddock, a 40-year-old city worker who was a certified professional engineer and had worked in the city's public utilities department for about 15 years.
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Banton was in the second floor of the three-story brick building when police said a city worker opened fire in Building 2 of the city's Municipal Center on Friday, killing at least 12 people.
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A city worker who did a check-up on that raccoon reported it was nowhere to be found, indicating to the department that it was healthy and just drunk at the time of its capture.
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As a book-writing businessman, Mr. Trump cited his disgust for a city worker on the job who "seemed to be on break," and gained a reputation for treating workers on his construction projects poorly.
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And Brandon Scott, another member of the City Council, received a text message from a city worker informing him of the removals while he was talking with his neighbors about a shooting in his neighborhood.
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There was a recent case of a city worker, a lawyer, who had put their own shit in the toilet soap dispenser at work, mixed it up with the soap and people used it without knowing.
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The only city worker charged so far in the Flint crisis is Michael Glasgow, the city's laboratory and water quality supervisor, who is accused of tampering with evidence — lead testing reports — and willfully neglecting his duty.
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One man in the waiting room of the Bad Check Unit, a former city worker, said he was there to repay a casino debt of a few hundred dollars he forgot he owed after moving to California.
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Read: Inside the World of Professional Shoplifters The key to theft, or vandalism—or most crime, really—is to just act like you're supposed to be there, like you're just another bored-ass city worker or hungover employee.
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It doesn't matter whether you're a man or woman, young or middle aged, a doctor or a lawyer, a student or a city worker -- residents of color can't help but feel that many cops see them as perps. 1003.
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On Friday afternoon, Virginia Beach, Virginia, became the site of the latest tragedy in America's epidemic of mass shootings when Dwayne Craddock, a longtime city worker, killed 261 people and injured six at a municipal building just hours after resigning.
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Starting in the morning, one car could take a child to school, a city worker to his office, a student to her lecture, party people to a club, and a security guard to his night shift, all more cheaply than taxis.
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Long after his head was found, hunks of Medellin's flesh were discovered in March of 2014 by a city worker who was excavating around the Bronson Caves, an old quarry that appeared as the entrance of the Batcave in the 60's "Batman" TV series.
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After he walked away from two reporters who tried to engage him, a press aide tried to prevent others from speaking with the Transportation Department employee who had put up the sign — the sort of city worker whom Mr. Breslin would have sought out.
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That could help address a gripe from some that the board has been punitive when it comes to addressing small-time violations, like misuse of a city vehicle by a city worker, while at the same time declining to take enforcement action against Mayor Bill de Blasio.
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Since floodwaters from the storm devastated his home, Jironimo hasn't spoken to any city, county, state, or federal government officials — except for one city worker and one FEMA inspector, both of whom were in the area but only came to his house to ask to use the bathroom.
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SALT LAKE CITY – A Utah man who shot and killed a city worker, torched her truck and set his neighbor&aposs house on fire told witnesses that he did it after "years of harassment" over laws requiring cleanup of trash and weeds outside his home, police said Friday.
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The brainchild of 23-year-old Park (a graphic-designer-turned-entertainer), the walk featured him and Carnevale (a 20-year-old, cowboy hat-clad city worker) interacting with some of Toronto's most vibrant characters as they documented a whole day's worth of pain and dabbing for the internet to see.
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After rushing to supply transportation between local hospitality centers, bus stations, and airports, the city agreed to put up $2500,22019 toward city worker overtime pay, partial reimbursement for local nonprofits providing refugee hospitality services, and rent for an old armory near downtown that now acts as an unofficial central processing center.
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She leaves for New Zealand to join Archie. A city-worker-turned-farmer, Isobel, arrives, and her problems distract Paul.
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One city worker estimated that 10–15% of the funds went to developing downtown Grand Forks, while the remainder of the grants were distributed to the other projects throughout the city.
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A few days later, a Basalt city worker was picking through a public trash bin when he discovered a bloody hammer, pill bottles with Nancy Pfister's name printed on them, and a vehicle registration for Trey and Nancy Styler's Jaguar. The city worker immediately contacted police. Police discovered that the trash bin was just behind the motel where the Stylers were staying. Another important piece of evidence came when investigators discovered the owner's key to the closet in which Nancy Pfister's body was found just outside the Stylers' hotel room.
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Whether these activities are related to the Ogletree case has not been established. He may not have been at the hotel earlier that night. At 11 p.m. Robert Lane, a city worker driving on 13th Street near Lydia Avenue, saw a man dressed in only an undershirt, pants and shoes run into his path and flag him down.
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After performing the song in concert, Jackson joked, "That was a nostalgic song. I try to not write too many of those. But after a while, they're all nostalgic". In the song's lyrics, Jackson sings from the perspective of a busy city worker who longs to leave his current standing and return to his childhood home, which he doesn't even know is still there.
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Back in Portland, a man named Gregorek (Matthew Willig) breaks into a house and begins to rob it. Someone enters the house and Gregorek kills him using his Wesen form. When Nick and Hank (Russell Hornsby) investigate the scene, Nick thinks that the creature was a Siegbarste again. Meanwhile, a city worker lowers to a sewer to fix it when he hears sounds from inside and is killed by a creature.
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After his discharge in 1954, he married, had children and worked as a taxi driver, psychiatric orderly and city worker, while writing never completed novels. Despite a hatred of computers, he later became a computer programmer. He required time off following a truck accident, in which he broke his ankle. During his convalescence, he began to write and grew a beard, which he refused to shave off when he returned to work.
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In 1995, Boston newspapers reported that harassment complaints had been filed against O'Neil by a female city worker and a female college student; O'Neil later counter-sued the complainants, claiming that he had been slandered. A 1984 recording by O'Neil of the song "The Irish Belly Dancer" can be found online. In 1996, he won $50,000 from a Massachusetts Lottery scratch ticket. O'Neil never married; he had a girlfriend, Helen T. Skrzowski, for 56 years.
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Actor David Jason, who played Jack Frost (detective) in A Touch of Frost, "not only a gripping mystery, but an exclusive look at Jack Frost's early years." His eighth novel, Get Me Out of Here (2011), was a work of crime fiction. The title is a play on the name for the reality television show I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! At the centre of the story is paranoid ex-City worker Matt Freeman, a frustrated, unreliable narrator, prone to violent outbursts and ranting.
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Rodange was born in Waldbillig. He was a schoolteacher by profession, teaching in Steinsel and Larochette, although he later became a city worker in Echternach. His most notable work was Renert, published in 1872. An epic satirical work--adapted from the 1858 Cotta Edition of Goethe's fox epic Reineke Fuchs to a setting in Luxembourg-- it is known for its insightful analysis of the unique characteristics of the people of Luxembourg, using regional and sub regional dialects to depict the fox and his companions.
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"This is about the issue of home rule", Jackson said at a City Hall news conference. "They are attempting to usurp our constitutional rights, and we are defending our rights". He threatened to fire any city worker who moved out of their district of employment. The Cleveland Fire Fighters Association Local 93 and four individual union members filed a complaint on January 30 with the 8th Ohio District Court of Appeals to block any actions that Jackson, Triozzi, or the city might take on the matter.
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" One source, Sean Potter, Certified Consulting Meteorologist and Certified Broadcast Meteorologist, wrote, "I called my best advisor, Mr. Leonard Swanson, the City Public Works Director, and we met at City Hall. Heavy rains were falling, and Mr. Swanson and I drove to Canyon Lake Park where a city worker and his family lived in the park caretaker's home, immediately below the dam. Swanny ordered the caretaker, a Parks Department employee, to immediately take his family, leave their evening meal on the table and get out of the park. The entire family survived the flood.
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In 2008, Conservative Party strategists identified four archetypes based on TV programmes to help the party target swing voters. Alongside "Top Gear man", "Apprentice generation" and "Grand Designs couple", they identified "Holby City worker", a middle-ranking health service employee. The following year, strategists identified "Holby City woman" as a key voter demographic who may help the party win the 2010 General Election. The "Holby City woman" is a female voter in her 30s or 40s, employed in a clinical or clerical position or some other public sector job.
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In 2007, seventeen of the eighteen city worker unions were working without a contract due to conflicts over health insurance costs, which had grown from $18 million in 2002 to $40 million. That June, all 890-members of the teachers union went on strike, which resulted in the closure of all nineteen of the city's schools. The strike ended after four days when the union and school committee reached a tentative contract agreement. In February 2007, Phelan's park's commissioner, Thomas P. Koch (a holdover from the Sheets administration), resigned and declared his candidacy for mayor.
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In the early 1960s, he joined with Council President Tate to oppose the tax hikes called for by Mayor Richardson Dilworth, while continuing to advocate the city worker wage increases the new taxes were intended to fund. Ultimately, Council and the mayor agreed to a budget that was the largest in the city's history, including a wage tax hike from 1.5% to 1.625%. Norwitch defended the deal, noting that city workers' salaries lagged behind the rest of the nation, and that the tax increase was evenly spread between wage and property taxes. Norwitch also voted for increased funding for police and schools.
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Gene & Jude's Gene's & Jude's or (sic: Gene & Jude's) is a popular and iconic hot dog stand in River Grove, Illinois, founded in 1946 by Chicago city worker Gene Mormino. The stand is famous for its limited approach to the Chicago- style hot dog, its toppings departing from tradition by including only mustard, onions, relish, sport peppers and fresh cut French fries placed on top, known as a Depression Dog. The menu is limited to hot dogs, double dogs, tamales and fries, and, atypical of Chicago hot dog stands, lacks any trace of ketchup even for dipping the fries.
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Hartman's successor as president was Jeff Rose, a Toronto city worker. Rose's time as the defining face of CUPE was marked by membership growth from 294,000 to 407,000 members (largely through organizing), a strengthening of CUPE's infrastructure and rank-and-file skills, and his outspoken opposition to Brian Mulroney-era wage restraint, free trade, the GST, privatization, deregulation, and cuts to public services. Under Rose's leadership, CUPE was particularly effective in improving pay and working conditions for women. He stepped down in 1991 after eight years, becoming deputy minister of intergovernmental affairs for the Ontario NDP government.
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Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake and Health Commissioner Leana Wen have stated their commitment to training every front- line city worker to becoming fully trauma-informed. BCHD has also brought on board a team of Baltimore Corps Fellows whose priority is to engage the community, particularly the youth, to better address their health concerns. Additionally, BCHD hosts weekly B’More Health Talks, virtual town hall meetings led by Commissioner Dr. Leana Wen that unite community leaders in discussions about relevant public health issues. In late 2015, BCHD launched an ambitious overdose prevention program that involves standing orders for every resident in the city.
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In 1989 or 1990, a San Francisco city worker dumped an unused granite bollard amid the monastery stones; the tall bollard was once used as a traffic barrier. Some self-styled Hindu park users led by performance artist Michael Bowen, calling himself Guru Baba Kali Das, began to worship the phallus-shaped bollard as a lingam; they wrestled some of the monastery's stones into a religious circle, calling the circle Shiva Linga. The city sued to reclaim the area in 1993, but lost the battle in court. In January 1994 the city arranged to move the traffic bollard to Bowen's garage, serving as his temple.
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Regular hot dog with everything In 1946 city worker Gene Mormino was at a Cubs game at Wrigley Field when Mormino decided if he added French fries to his hot dog it would give it a gratifying dose of saltiness and crunchiness. Based on that idea, he started a hot dog stand at Polk & Western Streets in Chicago. The restaurant quickly gained popularity, but three years later Mormino lost the entire stand in a card game in 1949. In 1950 Mormino gathered enough money and moved operations to the current location in River Grove, Illinois also taking in friend and co-worker Jude DeSantis.
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At first, the brick-lined tunnel supplied clean water from the Buttermilk Channel between Brooklyn and Governors Island, carried it eastward underneath Butler Street, and discharged the clean water at the mouth of the Gowanus Canal. The flushing tunnel also failed, and aside from numerous operational glitches, a long series of errors and mistakes occurred throughout the 1960s. This culminated in an incident when a city worker dropped a manhole cover, severely damaging the pump system, which was already suffering from the effects of the corrosive salt water. The Clean Water Act of 1972 had not yet been passed, and the city, stretched for funds at the time, did nothing to address the issue.
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When official paternalism took the form of > public works or the dole, he openly opposed it because assistance on such > terms forced him to abandon his chosen profession, to submerge his > individuality in the labor crew, and to suffer the humiliation of the bread > line. Besides, a public works program required increased revenue, and since > the state relied heavily on the property tax, the cost of the program seemed > likely to fall primarily on him. > At the opposite end of the seesaw sat the city worker, who sought relief > from the hunger, exposure, and disease that followed the wake of > unemployment. Dependent on an impersonal industrial machine, he had sloughed > off the frontier tradition of individualism for the more serviceable > doctrine of cooperation through trade unionism.
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Following a lengthy investigation by health and safety experts Holmes Place (bought by Virgin Active) was charged with six breaches of the Health and Safety at Work Act while the lift manufacturer ThyssenKrupp was charged with four breaches. In December 2011 Virgin's flagship club in High Street Kensington was accused of covering up the death of model and city worker Elsa Carneau, who drowned in the swimming pool at the west London club. A fire crew and paramedics tried to revive the Imperial College graduate for almost an hour before she was taken to Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, where she was pronounced dead. Westminster coroner's court heard that staff at the club administered CPR incorrectly and falsified paperwork relating to CCTV checks to pretend that they had been monitoring the pool in a “distasteful” attempt to cover their tracks.
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The city of San Francisco issued a state of emergency because of Covid-19 in February 2020, before the federal government suggested doing so, and San Francisco became one of the first American cities to go into lockdown. On March 2, Breed advised residents to "Prepare for possible disruption from an outbreak". Under the aforementioned state of emergency decree, private gyms were required to shut down, but the city government petitioned Cal/OSHA for a waiver to allow various government employees to continue to use gyms in city-owned facilities, which were allowed to continue to operate.San Francisco Government Buildings Keep Gyms Open, Crush Private Gym OwnersSF Gym Owners Call Out City For Allowing City-Worker Gyms to Open When They Can't On April 24, 2020, Breed reported that her city’s orders for PPE had been diverted to other cities and countries. She said, “We’ve had issues of our orders being relocated by our suppliers in China.
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