6 kitchen tile trends that will be ubiquitous in 2026, say designers

Important points Textile and floral tiles add warmth and personality to any kitchen. Solid color tiles offer bold, elegant simplicity. Mixed materials and handcrafted finishes add structure and character. Looking to refresh your kitchen tiles in the new year? Good news—there are plenty of chic styles that will make big waves in the new year,… Continue reading 6 kitchen tile trends that will be ubiquitous in 2026, say designers

Maine joins lawsuit against Trump over solar program funding

The attorneys general of more than a dozen states, including Maine, sued the Trump administration on Thursday over the cancellation of $7 billion in funding for affordable solar energy projects across the United States The coalition, which included the District of Columbia and other stakeholders, argued in the lawsuit that the Environmental Protection Agency's termination… Continue reading Maine joins lawsuit against Trump over solar program funding

Avondale hosts Community Art Night | News

The City of Avondale Municipal Arts Committee, in collaboration with the Avondale Parks, Recreation and Libraries Department, invites residents and families to participate in an interactive art event at the Sam Garcia Western Avenue Library on Wednesday, November 5th from 5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. The free, family-friendly event will feature HYBYCOZO, a globally recognized… Continue reading Avondale hosts Community Art Night | News

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Tesla's European regulator makes door safety a 'key priority'

Tesla Inc. safety regulators in Europe are joining a growing global effort to scrutinize the door handle design popularized by the world's leading electric vehicle maker. The Dutch authority RDW, which inspects and approves Tesla's vehicles for sale in the European Union, said on Thursday that regulators will tighten rules to ensure passengers can get… Continue reading Tesla's European regulator makes door safety a 'key priority'

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The cozy layering trick that designers swear by this fall

I've never been one to advocate for a complete home renovation just because the season has changed. The idea of ​​packing and storing decor every few months feels stressful, expensive, and, to be honest, a little wasteful. But I believe in subtle changes. Small, thoughtful layers that give your home a fresh and autumnal feel.… Continue reading The cozy layering trick that designers swear by this fall

Dandara receives approval for 85 homes in South Downs

Dandara has received approval to build an 85-home project in the South Downs National Park. The Buckmore Green project will offer a variety of one to five-bedroom homes, including 39 affordable homes. This includes 13 homes at a discount for sale at market value, 17 for affordable rent and nine for shared ownership. Buckmore Green… Continue reading Dandara receives approval for 85 homes in South Downs

IPB University students develop ActivPax, a food preservative made from agar waste and water hyacinth

A group of students from IPB University have successfully developed ActivPax – an eco-friendly active paper innovation designed to extend the shelf life of food. This innovative product is made from agar waste and water hyacinth. One of the initiators, Aditya Dewanto, explained that ActivPax was inspired by concerns about high levels of food loss… Continue reading IPB University students develop ActivPax, a food preservative made from agar waste and water hyacinth

7 Perennials You Should Plant in October Before It's Too Late

1 Salvias Alex Manders Salvias add a pop of color to sunny borders and are great to plant in October to add outdoor interest. Julian says: “There's a real mix of colors now: salmon pink, pure white, deep purple, rich blue and even some soft yellows.” “Salvias often bloom well into winter if the weather… Continue reading 7 Perennials You Should Plant in October Before It's Too Late

Fountain Mountain adds Kasco and Scott aeration wells

Picture: https://www.globalnewslines.com/uploads/2025/10/1760593235.jpg Fountain Mountain offers water feature solutions and pond management systems. The company now carries Kasco and Scott aeration wells for customers who have water quality issues. Stagnant ponds create conditions in which algae thrive, oxygen levels decrease, and fish populations suffer. Property owners often discover these problems too late, after significant damage has… Continue reading Fountain Mountain adds Kasco and Scott aeration wells