by storres 
Do you ever stop to think about the enormous undertaking and organization required to keep New York City clean? Robin Nagle does, and she wants everyone in New York City (and beyond) to realize just how different our day to day lives would be without the impressive work of the sanitation department.
On Thursday night, Robin Nagle spoke to a group of about 50…
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The Sanitation Dept is invisible to most people; unless the garbage or snow is piling up, then comes the complaints. A very underappreciated job.