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By Marcus Chen
CBS Miami

Tenants and patients at the Emerald Lake Plaza on Sterling Road in Hollywood are calling for action after recurring malfunctions with the building's elevator have left visitors trapped and others unable to access essential services.The situation has caused significant distress for those visiting medical offices within the building, particularly the elderly and those with limited mobility.Rick Valente, a patient who visits a third-floor doctor's office several times a month, said he has been forced to climb the stairs despite relying on a cane for stability."I can't do stairs very well because I have no strength in my legs," Valente said. "It was excruciatingly painful, but I knew I had to be here, so I did it, and when I was done, going back down was just as bad".The issue appears to be ongoing. Stacey Wells, who works in the building, said she hears people calling out for help from the elevator at least once a week."I've heard people calling out, and it's pretty scary, so I just tell
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