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Councils battling the brides - BRIDES are paying a fortune to get married in public parks only to find they are not even guaranteed a patch of grass for their big day.

Over 91 years, 20 brides share one treasured veil - Nineteen brides in one family have worn the same wedding veil, starting in 1919. As the 20th bride-to-be prepares to wear the veil, the family shares how a piece of lace has brought them closer.

Bridal fair helps brides, vendors, kids in need - Sarah Marek lovingly poked her fiance's belly as they looked through photography books Sunday at the Bridal Fair Extravaganza.

9 married couples receive church's blessing - There were nine brides in white and nine grooms in tuxedos.Nine pairs of rings.Nine sets of wedding vows. Nine new promises to love their spouse and keep God in their marriage.During Sunday Mass at Holy Annunciation Parish at St. Gabriel's Church in

Listen up brides: Gowns are on sale - If you missed my early warning last week about a big bridal gown sale, here's a reminder with a date correction: Today and Sunday, the Brides Against Breast Cancer Nationwide Tour of Gowns will be at the St. Louis Union Station Marriott selling wedding gowns for $199 and up. These gowns are donated to the tour by designers, manufacturers, retailers and individuals. Sizes range from 2 to 30 with ...

Fantasy Football: Michael Turner Fantasy Jabber - Atlanta Falcons Running Back, Michael Turner, put up one of the most solid fantasy seasons in the last few years when he finally got his chance to start in 2008. Always the brides maid to LaDainian Tomlinsons bride in San Diego, he busted out for more than 1700 yards and 17 TDs once gaining position as the lead back in Atlanta. Following that performance he was one of the most sought after ...

MPA stages rousing 'Seven Brides for Seven Brothers ' - As a teenager, Paul Tischer was blown away by the 1954 movie musical "Seven Brides for Seven Br

Wedding dresses seized by bailiffs - Brides left in tears as trader fails to pay her rates Brides-to-be have been left in tears after bailiffs seized their gowns at a Chadderton wedding business for non-payment of rates.

Pizarro: San Jose Jazz Festival didn't pull the plug on George Clinton - A power failure left fans wondering if Parliament/Funkadelic's show was going on too long, but it was a tripped circuit breaker that brought the show to a close.

Needs and wants - Everyone's always recognized food, shelter and clothing as basic needs, but now baby boomers have added things like birthday presents and weekend getaways to the list of essentials, a new survey says.