Birds eye view gives you an idea of just how fragile Living Conditions are. Pieces of the bluff fall to the beach below. With the Severe Weather expected in the next few days, the city isnt taking any chances. Nbc bay areas reporter is live in the area. This is a tough go for them. Reporter it is, jessica. Yellow tags are posted on all 20 Apartment Units in this building. City officials are concerned that this building could fall to the beach below as the bluff beneath it collapses. They are also concerned other things could also go. A crumbling bluff in pacifica is more than storm damage. Its an emergency for more than 20 People Living in an Apartment Building on top. The city yellow tagged their homes today. We are being displaced. Reporter mike mchenry showed up at a packed City Council Meeting tonight to tell city leaders when his threeday Hotel Voucher from the red cross is up, hell be out in the cold. Im going to be homeless in three days with noplace to stay. Thats just unaccept
Young dancer’s ballet dream
2 Mins Read On her way: Aspiring principal dancer Ava del Rosario trains at the Joanne O’Kelly School of Dance, Langwarrin. Picture: Yanni Share
A MORNINGTON schoolgirl has been selected to dance in the Australian Ballet’s 2021 production of Harlequinade.
Ava del Rosario, 11, and in grade 5 at St Macartens Catholic Primary School, is a junior cast member in the production described as a “lively romp based on commedia dell’arte” written in 1900.
“Harlequin and Columbine are in love, but her father, who wants her to marry a rich older man, has her locked up by Pierrot, his loyal servant. Pierrot’s wife, sympathetic to the young couple, helps her escape, and a Good Fairy gives Harlequin a magical slap stick that helps him triumph over the odds and win Columbine’s hand.”