Nightshift: Life on the Graveyard Shift for Night Owls
The piece explores night workers from donut shop staff to Frederick City police, noting the quiet mornings and social tolls. Sam Lewis, a longtime night worker, finds the hours peaceful yet lonely, while officers Vincent Malta and Mark Maas describe shifts from 4 p.m. to midnight or midnight to 8 a.m., with commentary on changed routines and relationships.
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Night workers on graveyard shift detail life and routines
Night workers share struggles and adaptations. A Carmack Jays clerk and a nurse describe sleepless days, daytime naps, and a social circle limited to night schedules. They note busy nights, quiet early mornings, and the need to balance family life with nocturnal hours.
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