Scattering the ashes of a cremated relative at a place they loved in life can be a powerful and poetic experience, provided the place they loved isn’t Yankee stadium. If you choose the wrong ...

In 2016, an opera-lover chose to memorialize a friend by scattering his ashes in the orchestra pit of the Metropolitan Opera House. Seeing the white powdery substance, officials canceled the ...

The cardinal asked that, given “the canonical prohibition against scattering the ashes of the deceased, is it possible to prepare a defined and permanent sacred place for the commingled ...

A crew of gardeners banding together to beautify a formerly fallow scenic site are now pleading for people to stop illegally scattering human ashes at their riverfront respite. Friends of Sunny ...

Spreading ashes after cremation can often be a popular option. Though before scattering, using common sense and abiding by specific restrictions should be considered. According to Missouri law ...

Resting Reef turns ashes into underwater memorials. In just one year, it has already attracted 46 new marine species.

Scattering ashes on campus is another. But if you’re so inclined, it is legal — sometimes — to spread ashes at some Raleigh-area universities. To avoid unnecessarily scaring the undergrads ...

And according to legal site nolo.com, there are no South Carolina state laws controlling where you may scatter ashes. “Generally, use common sense and refrain from scattering ashes in places ...