Subscribe | UPI Odd Newsletter Subscribe NEW YORK, Oct. 1 (UPI) -- Railroad officials say they are looking for a new place to park freight cars packed with smelly garbage rather than next to a New York City high school. The reeking cars have made the first weeks of school particularly unpleasant for the 1,200 students at Christ the King Regional High School in Queens. Advertisement "In class, I'd see kids holding their noses and coughing a lot," sophomore Jessica Wasserfall, 15, told the New York Post. "My friends complain about feeling nauseous from the smell." The Post said state Sen. Serphim Maltese, R-Queens, has been getting on CSX Corp. and the New York-and-Atlantic Railway to do something about the cars that since June have been parked for hours at a time on a siding next to the school and the Avenue M subway platform. The railroads told the newspaper they were doing their best to find a solution to the problem.
