Pamela Howard-Thorton, of Shepherdsville, had a premonition she should enter the $5 Flamingo Bingo scratch-off lottery, and finally took a chance while stopping at a Speedway in Lebanon Junction ...

The May 4 U-T report showing that the city’s 2022 estimate of how much a new trash collection fee would cost 200,000-plus affected single-family homes was far lower than it should have been —… ...

Remove the trash bag or food scraps: This may go without saying, but we’ll say it anyway. Throw out whatever is in your can, and wipe out any debris or crumbs. Figure out where you can wash your ...

He's written for Rock Paper Shotgun, The Big Issue, GamesRadar, Zam, Glixel, Five Out of Ten Magazine, and Playboy.com, whose cheques with the bunny logo made for fun conversations at the bank.

Aesthetics: I keep my paper towel holder with trash bags under my sink, but if you want to place yours on the counter or on an open shelf, it’s a much sleeker choice.

In the past, the family produced 96 gallons of trash per week. During 2020, they produced almost none (the exception was “health and safety” items such as feminine hygiene products and Band-Aids).

Corrections and clarifications: The winner received a lump sum payment of about $693,000. LANSING, Mich. — A Michigan woman's trash became her treasure after she realized a scratch-off ticket ...

Park officials recommended visitors not bury toilet paper because it can be easily exposed by erosion and weather. Animals can also dig up the trash or even use it as nesting material.

City Journal science journalist John Tierney pointed out in Stossel’s segment that the economics of recycling have only worsened over time. Both plastic and glass are fairly easy on the ...

(WJW)- You might want to think twice — or at least check twice — before throwing out what you think is a losing lottery ticket. A man in Maryland almost tossed away a $50,000 winning scratch ...

Cut down waste at home with these 5 simple actions : Life Kit The average American generates five pounds of trash per day, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.