Woodworking Industry News

Ann Arbor's urban forest waste program finalized

A novel urban wood program developed by the City of Ann Arbor, Michigan, and Urban Ashes, an urban wood recycling and market development company, has been formalized under a partnership with both parties.The formalized partnership with Urban Ashes is meant to launch Michigan's first high-level municipal wood waste recycling program. Instead of only chipping, mulching or composting tree logs, this urban wood waste would be diverted into a market where it could be used for lumber, flooring, furniture, art, architectural design or household goods. 

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Gearing up for rebuilding after Hurricane Helene

Recovery and rebuilding efforts are underway in areas hit hard by Hurricane Helene. The wood products industry, its suppliers, as well as military and federal agencies are in response mode. Here are some resources— Austin Willingham, of Willingham and Sons in Newberry, South Carolina, announced via social media that his store was open for those in the area in need of rebuilding supplies.Willingham and Sons carries aisles and aisles of supplies including:

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MITER Brands divests ECO Window Systems

HARRISBURG, Pa. — MITER Brands, a provider of high-quality windows and doors, divests its subsidiary, ECO Window Systems, to its original founders.The divestiture reflects the commitment of MITER Brands to streamline its business operations and concentrate resources on its core distribution channels and product brands. This move will enable MITER Brands to enhance its market position, drive innovation, and support its vision to build the most valued window and door brand in America.