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Your Wedding Need Not Break The Bank (Hartford Courant) - Deep Cuts In Any One Expense Are Hard To Achieve, But Trimming Can Help Keep Costs In Check As Kathryn Moosbrugger plans her September wedding, she has found two effective ways to save money: Keep a firm budget in mind, and meet with people face to face.

PAT CRAIG: THEATER: People week in review (Contra Costa Times) - The warm weather is bringing all kinds of celebrities outside to do what they do best which, this week, is adopting babies, having babies, falling in love, falling out of love, and tossing burgers at paparazzi.

Preserving your special day (Petoskey News-Register) - “I don't even remember you taking that picture!” It's a common refrain from brides and grooms to their photographer, after the blur of the wedding day passes and they piece together the event through pictures.

SOAP OPERA REVIEW (Aberdeen American News) - By Nancy Johnson Syndicated Columnist All My Children: J.R. told Krystal her secret (she's carrying Tad's baby) is safe with him. Kendall told Zach she's pregnant. Kendall was upset when she learned Ryan had proposed to Annie. Bianca and Zoe have become very close.

Movie Review: You, Me and Dupree (Blogcritics.org) - You, Me and Dupree is billed as a comedy, but one minute it’s a romance, then it’s a drama, and then it’s a rom-com. The film juggles stress management, companionship, motivational speaking, love, jealousy, and cycling. Some may say it has it all, but – in truth – it possesses too much to maintain its intentions. At points, it is difficult to discern if the film is striving to be a male ...

Clinton archive a tough request (Newsday) - The razor-edged rectangle of the William Jefferson Clinton Presidential Library juts from a bank on the burbling Arkansas River like a massive metal file cabinet plopped in the mud.

Your Money Matters: Say 'I Do' to Home Buying (Palladium Times) - (ARA) - Getting married marks a huge milestone for many people who have spent years dreaming about being a husband or wife. Another major milestone that often follows marriage is the first "big" purchase, which is typically buying a home.

Police Arrest Will Open a Long Drama (The New York Sun) - The surrenders today of three police officers indicted in the shooting of Sean Bell will be but the opening scene in a legal drama not seen in New York since the shooting of Amadou Diallo, a contest that could last for years and affect policy and community relations throughout the city. The officers today will have their mug shots taken and fingerprints documented before being charged with crimes ...

Government by Contract (Gotham Gazette) - The Pentagon had its $640 toilet seats. The New York City Department of Education has its infuriating bus routes. During the Reagan administration, the furor over the Pentagon’s purchase of pricey hammers and toilet seats, to say nothing of the $2 billion B-2 Stealth bomber, led to outrage over a Defense Department that had grown fat, lazy and wasteful on years of multibillion budgets.

Witness Emerges In Killing by Police (Washington Post) - NEW YORK, March 15 -- A last-minute witness testified Thursday before a grand jury that is considering whether to charge five police officers who unleashed a 50-bullet barrage that killed an unarmed man on his wedding day.