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CAMBRIDGE (CBS) In Cambridge, those circular ads delivered in red plastic bags to peoples front porches, lawns, and driveways are causing a bit of a stir.

The City Council is set to discuss the issue Monday night after residents complained the circulars are wasteful.

WBZ NewsRadio 1030s Doug Cope reports

I dont look at them at all. I just throw them in the trash, a Cambridge resident told WBZ NewsRadio 1030s Doug Cope. Others say that they have tried to opt out of getting the circulars, but the delivery continues.

City Counselor Marc McGovern agrees that the ads are problematic.

Its a waste of their money and their time, and its unwanted by the customer, said McGovern. He adds that the bags are also bad for the environment.

Monday, the City Council will consider an ordinance regarding the circulars. They will also consider an overall ban on plastic bags in the city, similar to what Brookline has already done. MORE LOCAL NEWS FROM CBS BOSTON

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Planning to remodel a bathroom this year?

Think shower, not tub. And bring in the light -- lots of it.

Those are two of the trends that turned up in a recent survey on bathroom remodeling projects by Houzz (houzz.com), the home design and remodeling website and phone app. Houzz invited its newsletter readers to share their remodeling plans, and 7,645 responded, said Liza Hausman, the company's vice president of community and marketing.

This was Houzz's first bathroom trends survey, so it's impossible to use the findings to make specific comparisons to the past. But the study does show what's hot right now in bathroom design.

One of those trends is what Hausman called the "amazing shower."

Showers are getting bigger and more elaborate, she said. More homeowners are installing two-person showers with multiple sprays, sometimes outfitted with accessories such as seats or shower heads that simulate rain.

Apparently, some homeowners are making room for a bigger shower by eliminating a tub, which Hausman found surprising. Forty-three percent of respondents said they're choosing to forgo a bathtub, even in the master bathroom.

The older the homeowners, the less likely they are to want a tub, although Hausman isn't sure why. Maybe they've been around long enough to know how infrequently garden tubs and jetted bathtubs get used. Or maybe they're opting for accessible showers that require more space, she speculated.

Those showers are almost always enclosed in all glass, especially in the master bathroom. Frameless glass is popular, with 54 percent of homeowners choosing it for the master bathroom and 37 percent for other full baths in the house. Glass block is out, Hausman said, but shower curtains are still showing up in 10 percent of master baths and 33 percent of other full baths.

The preference for glass enclosures is probably related to the popularity of light in bathroom remodeling projects. People are bringing an abundance of light through windows, skylights and even shower heads with LED lights that seem to change the color of the water, she said, and clear glass enclosures let that light shine through. Hausman said maintenance wasn't raised as an issue by survey participants, so apparently people are willing to squeegee their shower enclosures religiously, or they're willing to live with the water spots.

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As the congregation looked on, Anderson Chapel AME Church of Killeen broke ground on the future Marion J. and Alice W. Douse Community Center on a sunny, breezy Sunday afternoon.

Prior to the groundbreaking, the church held a rousing service, featuring song, dance and ministry of the word by Bishop Vashti Murphy McKenzie.

The bishop traveled from Dallas to join in celebrating the churchs 50th anniversary in conjunction with the groundbreaking ceremony.

William J. Campbell Jr., pastor of the Anderson Chapel AME Church, highlighted the contributions of the churchs founders during the service.

When I arrived at the church almost 12 years ago, we had six of the 10 original founders living, he said. Today, three remain, all of whom attended Sunday.

In the denominations 227 years of existence, it has developed more than 8,000 churches and 19 colleges and universities worldwide, Campbell said.

Locally, the church has chosen to honor the Douses with the naming of the community center. The center will be the 11th structure on the growing congregations campus, allowing the church and community to use the facility for a number of purposes, including public meetings.

The church raised more than $220,000 for the construction project, accounting for more than 18 percent of the projected cost. Campbell said construction should begin in the next few months.

McKenzie instructed the crowd to remember the hills and the valleys good times and the challenges, and to take it higher, to the next level, of each members faith, before leading the congregation to the groundbreaking site.

The congregation cheered as the church trustees and elders, wearing hard hats and holding shovels, turned the dirt marking the site of the future community center.

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