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The housing association sent a surveyor round to see if they wanted to buy the house; rescue it, and me, at the eleventh hour.
At the boarding house, rescue workers armed with jack-hammers and winches tried to find a way through to the children, aged between 7 and 16, whose frightened voices they could hear.
In what it calls its "house rescue business," Nickel Brothers buys buildings that are scheduled for demolition, like a four-bedroom, cedar-shingled house in Bellevue, Wash., now posted on its Web site, and sells them for a price that includes the cost of a local relocation.
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The heartwarming real estate news of the week was the tale of Hopwood Hall, a 15th-century house rescued by a Hollywood name.
"She came with me on one of my toad hunts," said Mr. Kirk, who often drives the roads near his house rescuing toads that hop onto the asphalt.
With an anonymous $1.5 million donation and hopes to raise $3 million more, DDR is planning a no-kill shelter to house rescues and offer community services.
Legislators are widely expected to approve a housing rescue bill by the end of the month.
The school is currently housing rescue workers and providing hot meals in the Expo Center on campus.
Now another big guy is pitching a housing rescue plan: Shaquille O'Neal, the 7-foot-1-inch basketball star.
With flood water reaching the eaves of some three-storey houses, rescue workers in boats and helicopters struggled to reach hundreds of victim trapped on roofs.
On a traffic median across from a fire station that houses Rescue Company 5 and Engine Company 160 in Staten Island, which lost 11 men, another group has received a grant from the Forest Service.
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