When Robert Gair invented the cardboard box in 1879, he likely had no idea folks would eventually disassemble his creation to make boats. Thanks to Gair, folks have been floating — and sinking — ...

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It wouldn’t be surprising if Ava Mitchell starts dreaming about duct tape. The rising 10th grader from Sag Harbor has been stretching and pressing layers and layers of it over cardboard to help build ...

LAKELAND ― Building a basic boat might sound easy, but the task becomes difficult when it has to made out of corrugated cardboard. Registration is open for Lakeland's 18th annual Cardboard Boat ...

SCHUYLERVILLE, N.Y. — This past weekend, an annual event that draws crowds and laughter took place at Fort Hardy Park Beach, or maybe better put, in the Hudson River, as the 19th Annual Cardboard Boat ...

Dreams have been sinking in Prattville for 20 years, and the community has loved every minute of it. “It is awesome to see people come back year after year after year,” said Betty Hall, the creator of ...

Registration is $5 per boat in advance at prattvilleal.gov, or $8 per boat on July 4. When Robert Gair invented the cardboard box in 1879, he likely had no idea folks would eventually disassemble his ...