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Bridal bargains
To the bride-to-be awaiting a summer marriage, the national average cost of a wedding, with 175 guests and a sit-down dinner, is $20,000. But it is possible to cut the price of a wedding without sacrificing quality.
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Ellen Grabelle and Jerry Reibstein
Ellen Grabelle was happily married just short of 35 years when her husband died. She mourned, she joined grief support groups, she leaned on her three grown daughters. In time she returned to teaching in Mullica Hill, Gloucester County, and over time she came to believe that loving again did not have to mean forgetting the love that went before.
By Dianna Marder
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In the spirit of laughter
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By CHRISTINA LEE KNAUSS,
Staff Writer,
12/06/2002 07:21 AM PST)
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Going for a live tree
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BY KATHY VAN MULLEKOM,
Daily Press,
12/05/2002 10:29 AM PST)
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St. Nicholas cookies create spicy holiday memories
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By ALLISON ASKINS,
Staff Writer,
12/04/2002 07:15 AM PST)
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The advent of the Mepkin fruitcake
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By ALLISON ASKINS,
Staff Writer,
12/04/2002 07:08 AM PST)
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Graphic | Christmas beginnings
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12/03/2002 09:56 AM PST)
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Graphic | Christmas tree safety
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12/03/2002 09:57 AM PST)
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`Tis the season for hot toys
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BY BILL RADFORD,
The Gazette,
12/03/2002 10:06 AM PST)
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By the power of Grayskull, '80s toys are back
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BY BILL RADFORD,
The Gazette,
12/03/2002 10:06 AM PST)
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Divine dreidels
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By JENICE M. ARMSTRONG,
armstrj@phillynews.com,
12/02/2002 01:21 PM PST)
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Tradition towers over bragging rights for nation's biggest tree
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By RICK MONTGOMERY,
The Kansas City Star,
11/27/2002 08:33 AM PST)
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That hit the spot
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By Mary Beth Breckenridge,
Beacon Journal staff writer,
11/26/2002 09:51 AM PST)
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FACING A DARK HOLIDAY
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By Mary Meehan,
HERALD-LEADER STAFF WRITER,
11/26/2002 07:13 AM PST)
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A Gizmo holiday
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BY JONATHAN TAKIFF,
takiffj@phillynews.com,
11/25/2002 11:52 AM PST)
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Gadgets on the go: Give trip takers gifts that travel well
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BY MIKE WENDLANDAND HEATHER NEWMAN,
FREE PRESS COLUMNISTS,
11/25/2002 10:29 AM PST)
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Have yourself a merry little Christmas read (or two, or three)
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By LEZLIE PATTERSON,
Columnist,
11/25/2002 07:19 AM PST)
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Cold feet, irradiant head
Covering your head allows body heat to be transferred to other areas, keeping you warmer overall. Feet cold? Put on a hat!
By Patricia McLauglin
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