How vacuum cleaners get new life as robots: Batavia man creates art out of others' junk

Jason Panek of Batavia likes junk. But it wouldn't be fair to label him simply as a scavenger or dumpster diver. He's had a long career in the waste business and most recently began turning other people's junk into art as a side business.

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