It turns out bowling balls aren’t a great foundation for a house. David Olson, 33, is learning that firsthand now that he’s discovered the home he purchased in Muskegon, Michigan two years ago is ...

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Bowling balls that are part of the daily load of materials that comes to the Sims recycling plant in Sunset Park. Photo: Courtesy of Sims Every day, collection trucks from Brooklyn and barges from ...

Waste management and recycling companies would like to make something clear: Your bowling ball does not belong in the recycling bin. Sure polyester is generally a recyclable plastic, but neither the ...

THE CHIPMUNKS WERE making Peter the Cat crawl out of his fur. He'd stare out the sliding glass door at the back of David Olson's house all day, tortured by a steady stream of critters carrying nuts ...

"It became mind-blowing," David Olson told WLTX. "A few of them look like alien eggs." Vanessa Etienne is a Staff Writer for PEOPLE on the Health team. She joined the brand in 2021. A home renovation ...

Most secrets uncovered by poking around the home are bizarre, vaguely horrifying things like entire hidden rooms and strange basements. While these discoveries may be frightening enough to dissuade ...

A Michigan man working on a home improvement project made shocking discovery when he unearthed some 160 bowling balls from his property earlier this month. David Olson, 33, found the balls buried in ...

What do people do with old bowling balls? One homeowner discovered what the previous property owner did with his or hers — they buried them. But David Olson didn't find just one or two bowling balls ...

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