Wrapping Christmas gifts is a classic holiday tradition. There's something magical about choosing new coordinating papers and bows for your packages each season. But as much as we love this tradition, ...

A lot of wrapping paper, tape, and ribbons end up in the trash after the holiday season. But Emma Pardini, environmental program coordinator at Resource Renew, said it doesn’t have to be that way.

The holidays are here, which means you have a lot of stuff to do. You have to make travel plans to visit loved ones, hosting plans for visiting loved ones, party plans, shopping plans, cleaning plans, ...

For most of my life, I’ve been a gift bag person. Coming up with gift ideas I can do but gift wrapping? Not so much. Folding perfect edges or cutting the right amount of paper has never come easy.

The grabbing of presents, the tearing of paper, the ripping of boxes. Followed by the piling up of garbage, and the overflowing of trash bins. Christmas is the time of abundance. Too much food, too ...

Many have already purchased a few unique gifts for their loved ones and will set aside time to wrap their presents sneakily. But only some things you buy will be in a perfect box to make wrapping ...