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Night Life: While everyone else sleeps, graveyard workers keep Glendale running

Common ground at all stops include a devotion to the night shift yet searching for sleep

By Steve Stockmar
Twitter: @stevestockmar

Posted 9/12/21

Residents rest for the busy pace ahead when routines will fuel the day’s energy. The population takes a break from bouncing off each other in the familiar frenzy that arrives when the sun comes up.

There’s a select few, however, who find themselves in go-mode during the overnights. The graveyard shifts.

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Night Life: While everyone else sleeps, graveyard workers keep Glendale running

Common ground at all stops include a devotion to the night shift yet searching for sleep

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