Luke Parkhurst of Disaster Cleanup shields himself from head to toe before he goes in to clean a crime scene. It’s a messy and potentially dangerous job that demands preparation and protection.
I don’t often eat paper, but when I do it’s because it’s stuck on the side of a Starburst. And let’s be honest, you can deal with a little paper when a Starburst is involved.
Been thinking about my Dad a lot today. He would've been 98. The end of his life was tough for him, but he was always the strong, loyal, giving Polish man we loved and thanked God for. Sto lat! Sto lat, Tatus... https://t.co/UYZa4XUQz4
Welcome to Working: Syracuse, an upcoming podcast inspired by the work of Pulitzer-Prize-winning journalist Studs Terkel. Working: Syracuse will explore how residents of the Salt City find meaning in the activities that earn them a paycheck.
Jenn Cordero, an artist at Carmelo’s Ink City in Syracuse, talks on Working: Syracuse about life as a woman in the tattoo business. Jenn uses the walls of her work space to display her bright paintings, much like her body is a canvas for her life story told through tattoos.
This 17-year-old dog braved 16 hours out in the bush with this little girl and then found help. I wish I could bring him treats and hug him. https://t.co/tDmjYoX8sE