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Everything for a dream wedding (The Star Online) - The two-day event, themed ‘A Bridal Fair to Remember,’ gave couples the chance to review wedding packages available.

Flowers, fashions and flowing chocolate spark that wedding spirit during Bridal Expo (Herald & Review) - DECATUR - Debby Sarsany and Dawn Olson know the way to any bride's heart: chocolate.

World Snooker Championship 2007 ( Review ) (EuroGamer) - Just like the last instalment, WCS2007 plays about as authentically as you could wish of a snooker game.

'Supernanny' visits Conewago family (Evening Sun) - Donna Mihalik knew her kids were getting out of hand. But their behavior at a friend's wedding was the last straw. She sent them to the playground so they wouldn't disrupt the ceremony. But at the reception, the boys began rolling around on the floor, fighting.

CD Review: Diana Ross' 'I Love You' (Seattle Post-Intelligencer) - For her return to the scene after 10 years, Ross is poised to sponge up a little "Dreamgirls" marketing runoff.

Runway work to rattle new windows (Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune) - More than 600 incoming flights a day will fly over downtown Minneapolis and a string of neighborhoods to the south during the next two summers as runway repairs temporarily shift landing patterns at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport. The changes, which were approved last month by the Metropolitan Airports Commission (MAC), will divert flights over several neighborhoods in Minneapolis and ...

The Church of the Hills to expand, township to pay $150K under settlement (Bridgewater Courier News) - BEDMINSTER -- The township will have to pay $150,000 to The Church of the Hills, which also will be allowed to expand, according to a proposed settlement to a lawsuit that has lingered for more than a year.

Deported -- He came here legally, married an American woman -- and now he's back in Bulgaria (The Journal Times) - Part 1 For 13 years Antonio Minev made a life for himself in the United States. A native of Bulgaria, he came to this country legally, like many immigrants, to find more freedom.

BUSINESS AWARDS (Lexington Herald-Leader) - Christian Care Communities' Stepping Stones Program, Kentucky's only not-for-profit program providing treatment and support for adults with acquired brain injuries through residential, vocational, and home and community-based rehabilitation services, has been awarded the highest level three-year accreditation from the Commission for the Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities for its ...

Condos Face Iffy Future (The Morning News) - The Crescent Park condominium project in Eureka Springs seems on its way to becoming a reality, although at least one city alderman thinks the developers still face hurdles.