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The Review's Spring Bridal Show packs the Wysox fire hall (The Daily & Sunday Review) - WYSOX - More than 60 brides-to-be from all over the area came to The Daily Review Spring Bridal Show, held Sunday at the Wysox Fire Hall, to take a look at what services they could have for their weddings. The room was filled with excited chatter as soon-to-be brides and grooms, with their friends and parents, visited vendors of all aspects of a wedding.

Review bridal show is today (The Daily & Sunday Review) - Here come the brides! Prospective brides, and all others, are invited to The Daily Review Bridal Show being held from 1 to 4 p.m. today at the Wysox Fire Hall.

Yulia enjoys 'second honeymoon' (Stuff) - When singer Yulia Townsend told the crowd enjoying Taste Tasman that performing for them was like a second honeymoon, she meant it - she wore her wedding dress at the beginning her set.

Restaurant Review (Inland Empire Business Journal) - This has never happened to me----thinking about a dish I had about two months ago. What is more surprising is that the dish is a fish entree---sea bass. I order fish about four times a year when I worry about fatty meats and cholesterol. Obviously my worry meter has to be altered.

REVIEW: ‘The Wedding Singer' at the Music Hall (The Kansas City Star) - Even by the ever-dwindling standards for modern stage musicals, “The Wedding Singer” is a heck of a dud — an artless, cynical cash-in on an established name brand.

Display/Box Advertising (Plymouth Review) - The Plymouth Review is the intensely local newspaper for Plymouth and central Sheboygan County. It is a subscription paper. One word can define us: LOCAL. Everything we do is focused on our community. We emphasize our coverage of local politics, developments, sports and schools.

Critics: Beef up USDA's control (The Press-Enterprise) - MEAT RECALL: They say give it compliance power and have it list affected stores like California does.

PERFORMING ARTS (Washington Post) - Dengue Fever may have re-popularized the music of long-lost '60s Cambodian-pop singers Sinn Sisamouth and Ros Sereysothea, but during the group's performance at the Black Cat on Saturday night it unintentionally inspired the resurgence of a less beloved mid-century relic: the Batusi.

Excerpt from 'The Spare Wife' (USA Today) - The Spare Wife

Review Bridal Show to be held Sunday (The Daily & Sunday Review) - For those needing something old, something new, something borrowed and something blue, a visit to The Daily Review Bridal Show may fill all those needs.