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Article: New Yorkers say good riddance to their trash; They don't care if wast goes to Pennsylvania now that Staten Island's Fresh Kills Landfill is closed.(NATIONAL)
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- The Morning Call (Allentown, PA)
- Article date:
- September 28, 2003
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Byline: Kevin Pentn Of The Morning Call
Chances are a college professor from Brooklyn, a streetwise huckster from Queens and a sanitation worker from Staten Island have never all crossed paths in their native New York City.
Yet the three are all integral parts of a trail of trash that begins in the leafy urban streets of the Park Slope section of Brooklyn and ends in the pastoral/industrial mix of Lower Saucon Township's Applebutter Road.
It is there that trash produced by Judy Bousquet, an assistant professor at Columbia University, placed on the curb by Victor Gigante, a self-described "professionial garbage taker-outer," and picked up ...