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Wedding Bells and Whistles (The Morning News) - FAYETTEVILLE -- Nathan Emert had plenty to keep him busy this summer, aside from the usual routine of taking classes and lifting weights with his teammates.

Review: 'Letter From Point Clear' by Dennis McFarland (Newsday) - LETTER FROM POINT CLEAR, by Dennis McFarland Holt, 290 pp., $25.

Honesty in the house: Leverts wish for second chances as a family, but are thankful for what they've had (Dayton Daily News) - Book review

Popular New Videos (Teen Hollywood) - The pop star still remembers her first encounter with JT. The pair plan to renew their wedding vows.

On the Job: Airport's help desk gets plenty of traffic (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review) - Everyone who graces Anne Fuller's desk or phone has a problem.

Cardiff downtown master plan will shape growth (San Diego Union-Tribune) - ENCINITAS, Sep. 1 (UNION-TRIBUNE): ENCINITAS–V.G. Donuts & Bakery is still an institution in Cardiff. Its coffee is still 99 cents a cup, and its wedding cakes are still in demand.

New York’s 'Ring of Steel' (Gotham Gazette) - In the almost six years since terrorists flew planes into the World Trade Center, much has changed for New Yorkers. They have learned to always carry a photo ID, to be sure to take their keys out of their pockets when going through metal detectors and to react calmly to being frisked at a Mets game.

Review: Shakespeare's Wife by Germaine Greer (Guardian Unlimited) - Charles Nicholl admires Germaine Greer's spirited attempt to defend Ann Hathaway, Shakespeare's Wife.

St Albans & Harpenden Review: News: Latest News (St Albans Observer) - WHEN aspiring writer Carly Griggs turned up at the Review office to spend a week on work experience with us, a few whispers were spread across the desk about how familiar she looked.

Review: "Torch Song Trilogy" (Denver Post) - "Torch Song Trilogy" isn't a particularly earth-shattering effort, but it's proof enough Theatre Group deserves to live another day.