If you want to learn the history of your community, cemeteries are a good place to start.
In New York City, masonry restorers are always in demand. The law requires regular inspections of large buildings, to stop stone and brick from coming loose and killing people.
When unidentified people die in Philly, the city picks up the burial tab.
A first job that's a bit macabre.
Hundreds of people live in a Ho Chi Minh City graveyard taken 0ver by the city
The better question may be: What do they do when they run out of space?
Philadelphia Magazine reporter Sandy Hingston says changing culture in America is killing the business of death.
