spring cleaning

Even though we got some significant snow in Minnesota this week, spring is here, and the temperatures should warm up enough to start tackling some outdoor projects.

A whopping 15 tons of road sand is dropped off each year at collection sites.

he City Of Superior has announced the dates for free landfill days, and they have also shared the schedule for the annual Citywide Clean Up.

A little bit of cleaning can lead to big savings.

It won't be long until the seasons change in the Twin Ports.

Selling unwanted items online? You'll want to read this first.

Even with a stay-at-home order, everyone can still go outside for a variety of things. The City Of Duluth encourages everyone to do some picking up on Saturday. Here's how to participate.

If you do it right, you can turn your old things into new money that will make it worth the effort to do a real spring cleaning.

Better safe than sorry.

When you are spring cleaning this year, whether it's in the house or in the garage, you can make some money by being smart.

Call me crazy (it wouldn't be the first time), but I'm looking forward to another week of wintery mix before we get some warm spring weather in the Northland.  It will give me a little more time to do some much needed spring cleaning.  If you are planning to do the same, consider donating your clothes and other household items to the Salvation Army.

The warm summer days haven't hit yet. While you are stuck indoors, make the most of it. You might have some things that could make you some extra cash, and all you need are the tools. They are right at your fingertips. Here are some ways and places you could make some money on your old or unwanted things.