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A Hearty Review of 2008 (Richmond Times-Dispatch) - It’s great to look back, a valuable way to get a little perspective on where you’ve been and what you might have learned along the way. Unfortunately for the casual consumer, the art of looking back has become yet another…

TV Review: Craig Ferguson gets hitched! (Entertainment Weekly) -

THE REST OF THE YEAR IN REVIEW (Bluffton Today) - Last year, seven days ago to you and me, we began a look back at the kick in the pants that was 2008. Some of our more savvy readers may have noticed that the review only made it as far as June. Since, as we all know, there was a July last year, there is clearly more to be said.

No wedding announcements were submitted for Jan. 4 (Hutchinson News) - ...

Year in Review: Friends left us in 2008 (Monticello Times) - There were some who left too soon, some who left tragically, and some who left their mark on the community of Monticello forever. Here is a brief look at four of the local deaths that made headlines in 2008.

Check It Out (Vermillion Plain Talk) -     The New York Times bestselling author of The Red Hat Club fearlessly takes on mothers and daughters, wedding madness, and midlife passion in a frank, funny, and fabulous new novel. Check out Haywood Smith’s Wedding Belles.               

Daily Herald (Roanoke Rapids Daily Herald) - Melinda Jones Whitby and Bert Fortier, both of Roanoke Rapids, exchanged wedding vows during a 6 p.m. ceremony on Saturday, Dec. 20, 2008, at Chockoyotte Country Club in Weldon.

Daily Herald (Roanoke Rapids Daily Herald) - Wallace and Mary Edwards celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary on Wednesday, Dec. 24. The couple was joined together in matrimony on Dec. 24, 1948, in Emporia, Va., by Pastor H.B. Jennings.

TV Review: 'Secret Life of American Teen' back! (Entertainment Weekly) -

Year in review- People (Kerrville Daily Times) - Often some of most interesting stories don’t involve crime, politics or high profile controversial issues, but they are the stories of our neighbors — ordinary people with unique talents or those with remarkable courage and strength to face horrendous circumstances.