On the five-year anniversary of the COVID-19 shutdowns, The Forum photo staff looks back on images captured during that time.

Trampoline springs should be changed out every few years. If yours are ready to go, don't just throw them away; consider ...

They originally nested in old tree stumps then wood fence posts. After eastern forests ... There are a number of efforts to provide artificial nesting sites by building chimney swift towers.

New Canaan Softball is making key improvements to its two playing fields at Waveny ahead of this spring season. Following ...

Since my most recent Houses of the Week have been historic or Eastern Shore vernacular houses, I felt as the Monty Python ...

There are no tacky souvenir shops selling mass-produced trinkets, no artificial attractions designed to separate tourists ...

This cat tree is usually available for $274.79, but right now, you can get it for just $185.59 - that's $89 off! Additionally ...

While admiring the workmanship I thought, “Just about any homeowner could replicate these posts.” The first thing to do is ...

The original post has since amassed over 10,000 likes and 3,400 comments, with opinions divided. Sioux Ball praised the fence as 'absolute genius', adding: 'The tree was there first, why kill it?

On one hand, an artificial tree can be reused every year. On the other hand, a real Christmas tree is biodegradable and captures CO2. Which one should you choose to minimize your carbon footprint?

But in 2024 council received a fresh claim for damage because tree roots had damaged a homeowner’s lawn, car space, and fence. Local authorities explored trimming back the roots, but concluded ...