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This photo shows Anna Masiello and Diogo Linhares in Sintra, Portugal, on Feb. 14, 2021. Masiello has been sharing updates on social media about steps the two have taken to make their May wedding as sustainable as possible. (Anna Masiello via AP)

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Green options transforming a wedding industry prone to waste
By LEANNE ITALIE - Associated Press
Wed,05/18/22-8:18AM , 298 Reads
NEW YORK (AP) — The wedding industry remains fraught with waste, but a growing contingent of brides and grooms is pushing for more sustainable changes, from the way they invite guests to the food they serve and the clothes they wear.
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168-year-old Peterboro Basket Co. closing, cites forest pest
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Wed,05/18/22-7:54AM , 885 Reads
PETERBOROUGH, N.H. (AP) — A 168-year-old company in New Hampshire known for its handwoven, hardwood baskets is closing its factory and stopping production, partly because of an insect pest that has been destroying ash trees.

The Peterboro Basket Company has been in business since 1854.
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This combination of images released by Boca do Lobo shows the Pixel bar cabinet, clad in over a thousand multicolored triangles made of woods like palisander and African walnut, evoking a pixelated image. Inside, mirror and diamond-quilted blue silk showcases nine drawers, each with a golden knob. (Boca do Lobo via AP)

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Homes: Storage that goes well beyond the utilitarian
By KIM COOK - Associated Press
Wed,05/18/22-7:23AM , 329 Reads
You might think of storage cabinets as utilitarian. But designers are forever fascinated with how a simple cupboard can be built, dressed and adorned in ways that showcase craftsmanship and inventiveness.
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This photo provided by Edmunds shows a car wrap being installed on a Tesla Model 3. The job to apply this metallic light blue vinyl cost about $3,700 at a shop in Southern California. This included parts, labor and an optional ceramic coating for added durability. (Scott Jacobs/Courtesy of Edmunds via AP)

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What to know before getting your car wrapped
By RONALD MONTOYA - Edmunds
Wed,05/18/22-5:21AM , 298 Reads
Wrapping a vehicle in vinyl to alter its look was once the domain of show cars, luxury and exotics but has now gone mainstream as part of a growing multibillion-dollar industry.
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