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Paulo Couto was working on a sewer main in Queens when he was killed according to the NYPD

For this year's Alligator in the Sewer Day (February 9th), a look back at gators in the sewer... and on subway platforms.

The MTA promises that they're working on it.

Not everyone's a fan of the "trick" portion of "trick-or-treat," apparently.

it is apparently illegal to enter city sewers, though you'd think spending even a minute inside them would be punishment enough.

The city's launching an initiative to educate residents on proper cooking oil disposal, lest our pipes explode and flood the Met with psycho-reactive slime.

As you can see in the map below, New Yorkers had a lot worse smells to contend with in 1910, like banana oil, gas, fecal odor and "strong fecal odor."

Photo by Katie Perratore Has the Bronx Zoo cobra scared the

Flickr user mdpNY What on earth have you been flushing down

The building where the UN Security Council and the General Assembly