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It’s that time of year again. Experience cool mountain air, the forest floor crunching beneath your boots and finding that perfect tree this holiday season. Keep the family tradition alive this year — ...

Dessert: Head to Italy for the Christmas holidays with this stuffed Pandoro! We have chosen two creams to garnish it, a ...

As this holiday season wraps up, make sure your Christmas tree comes to a good end. “If you dispose of your tree properly, it will be ground up into mulch or compost that protects the roots of plants ...

With another Christmas holiday in the books, the time to take down those meticulously-placed holiday decorations is nearing. Some like to wait until Jan. 6, Three Kings Day or Epiphany, to take down ...

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With Santa’s deliveries done and presents unwrapped, families are likely preparing to take down their decorations and toss their real Christmas trees into the trash. While those who want to throw ...

After families open gifts and the Christmas decorations come down at home, the question of what to do with the Christmas tree might linger. For some, getting an artificial tree means putting it away ...

Columbus residents can place their undecorated Christmas trees on the curb for regular trash or yard-waste collection. Several local facilities will accept Christmas trees to be turned into mulch.

In 1912, the Grinch didn’t ruin Christmas — a tragic shipwreck did. For more than two decades around the turn of the century, a German immigrant named Herman Schuenemann engaged in an unlikely ...

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – The owner of a local Christmas tree farm has been in the business for 40 years, taking it over from his grandfather, who started Roybal’s Christmas Trees over 60 years ago.

Tree farmers and the marketing group that supports them want more Americans to buy live-cut trees. A new Home Depot ad gave them holiday hope. By Kevin Draper Milk had “Got Milk?” Beef had “Beef: It’s ...