Too Much Stuff News Today

We first moved into our neighborhood in the winter, and I noticed during our walks that many of our neighbor’s cars were parked outside their 3-car garages, which I thought was kind of odd. Once the weather turned warm and the garage doors started being left open, I understood why.

Pequot Lakes columnist Craig Nagel talks about all that stuff we have or think we have to have

Dodge Ranks Highest Overall in J.D. Power Initial Quality Study; Alfa Romeo Ranks Highest among Premium Brands for First Time TROY, Mich.: 22 June 2023 — New vehicles are becoming more problematic, evidenced by the number of problems per 100 vehicles (PP100) rising a record 30 PP100 during the past two years. According to the J.D. Power 2023 U.S. Initial Quality StudySM (IQS), released today, the rise in problems is 12 PP100 greater than in 2022, which follows an increase of 18 PP100 in 20...

Consumer goods are crowding us out of our own lives. A 2016 survey for the online marketplace OfferUp found that half of Americans consider their homes overfull of unwanted items.

A Florida mom of four shares tips for how to get the kids to help clear away unwanted and unneeded toys and games around the house and home — and then to help others, too.

U.S. cities start to block new warehouse construction, Robert Toll, co-founder of Toll Brothers, passed away

Here are the benefits and challenges of decluttering

Tired of possessions weighing you down? Consider these methods to unload some of the excess.

Episode 657

Holiday Wreath Walk planned in Hammonton, Somers Point hosts Christmas parade, The Arc golf tournament is a success, ACE improves reliability