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The latest episode of the Roving Reporter steps inside one of the nation's most historic cemeteries and discovers the important work that happens beyond the headstones.
The episode features John Novak, Manager of Cemetery Properties for the City of Cleveland Department of Public Works, who shows how dedicated professionals preserve history, maintain beautiful landscapes, and care for a place that serves as both a memorial and a community landmark.
From historic monuments to centuries-old trees, you'll see how public works principles help protect these treasured spaces for future generations.
Uncover the people, planning, and purpose behind cemetery operations—and hear firsthand from John Novak about the challenges and rewards of preserving these treasured spaces for generations to come.
You can find past episodes of the American Public Works Association's (APWA) Roving Reporter series on their Resource Center and YouTube channel.
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APWA's Roving Reporter takes viewers behind the scenes of innovative public works projects across North America.
Through on-site interviews, the series highlights the people, challenges, and solutions that are shaping our community infrastructure.
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