christmas tree

The City of New Bedford is putting out a call for this year's Christmas tree that will be displayed outside of the downtown library beginning in December.

The most difficult part of the holiday season for me is always taking down the Christmas tree. I love seeing all the family ornaments, love sitting at night by the soft glow of the lights and parting with all of that really means the season is over...

If you've ever stopped into North Dighton's Under the Sun Farm around the holidays, you probably saw this crazy tree. Do you know why it hangs upside down?

It may not exactly be a trick, but it is a way to ensure you enjoy a beautiful, real Christmas tree without having to get it way too early: simply tag it.

Tinsel is gaudy and messy, and dangerous if swallowed by pets.

You can put it up when you want, and take it down when you want.

Use live trees for official Christmas displays when possible

Santa has all the telltale signs of being a conservative! Could it be? Have you ever heard Santa bellowing "Happy Holidays?" I haven't. It's always been "Mer-ry Christmas - Ho Ho Ho!" And speaking of the way it's always been, Santa believes in tradition, like cookies and milk, a Christmas Tree, not a holiday tree, no matter how many trees are cut down rejecting liberal relativi

A useful guide for residents in Dartmouth, Fall River, New Bedford and Westport.

The Massachusetts Department of Energy and Environmental Affairs (MassDEP) wants you to give a gift to the earth this holiday season - recycle your tree! If you purchased a live tree this year, simply discarding it on the sidewalk is not only wasting a valuable resource, but a create a disposal problem If all the cut trees sold in Massachusetts this holiday season were packed tightly together on t