Trisha Bozarth and Damien Margerum of Decatur, plan to be married July 11, 2021 in Decatur before family and friends.
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Rachel Breault and Tim McElroy, both of Mount Zion, plan to be married Oct. 19.
Carole Vilchis of Champaign and Dr. Carlos Fior of Decatur are planning to be married Nov. 22, in The Plaza, New York City, N.Y.
Maggie Chandler Konich and Frank Frederick Fiock III, both of St. Louis, Mo., plan to be married Oct. 20, in The Gathering United Methodist Church, Clayton, Mo.
Cynthia Ruth Cross of Decatur and Gregory Allen Parrott of Robinson plan to be married Sept. 15.
Cynthia Ruth Cross of Decatur and Gregory Allen Parrott of Robinson plan to be married Sept. 15.
Maggie Chandler Konich and Frank Frederick Fiock III, both of St. Louis, Mo., plan to be married Oct. 20, in The Gathering United Methodist Church, Clayton, Mo.
Chelsea Dunmire and Andrew Stewart, both of Macon, plan to be married June 1.
Valerie Nicole Castle of Decatur and Blake Allen Pampe of Parkersburg plan to be married Nov. 3, in GT Church.
Kate Elizabeth Mendicki and Jason Christopher Shelby, both of Lenexa, Kan. plan to be married May 25, in Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Frontenac, Kan.
Erica Rhodes and Austin Craig, both of Davenport, Iowa, plan to be married Sept. 29.
Laurie Workman and Bradley Opperman, both of Mahomet, plan to be married Aug. 4.
Trisha Bozarth and Damien Margerum of Decatur, plan to be married July 11, 2021 in Decatur before family and friends.
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Rachel Breault and Tim McElroy, both of Mount Zion, plan to be married Oct. 19.
Instead of shoveling food into your mouth at your desk, mindful eating challenges you to slow down, take a break, and focus on the food in front of you.
Rosh Hashanah, meaning “head of the year” in Hebrew, celebrates the Jewish New Year. This two-day holiday kicks off the High Holidays which culminate in Yom Kippur Oct. 4-5.
Have you been struggling with a sore back lately? The way you are sleeping might be the cause.
Have you been struggling with a sore back lately? The way you are sleeping might be the cause.
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Have you been struggling with a sore back lately? The way you are sleeping might be the cause.
Have you been struggling with a sore back lately? The way you are sleeping might be the cause.
Demilyn Davis and Robert Smith, both of Pontiac, plan to be married June 23.
Angie Devous and Patrick Comerford, both of St. Louis, Mo., plan to be married May 26.
Sarah Elizabeth Hoadley and Michael James Houran, both of Decatur, plan to be married June 9.
Sammi Ma and Kaleb Hite, both of San Diego, Calif., plan to be married April 7, in Balboa Park – Japanese Friendship Garden, San Diego.
Catheryne Anne Morreau and Joseph Bernard Room, both of Glendale Heights, plan to be married Nov. 3, 2018.
Emily R. Snoke and Stephen R. Douty, both of Decatur, plan to be married March 10.
Chelsea Dunmire and Andrew Stewart, both of Macon, plan to be married June 1.
Valerie Nicole Castle of Decatur and Blake Allen Pampe of Parkersburg plan to be married Nov. 3, in GT Church.
Kate Elizabeth Mendicki and Jason Christopher Shelby, both of Lenexa, Kan. plan to be married May 25, in Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Fronten…
Erica Rhodes and Austin Craig, both of Davenport, Iowa, plan to be married Sept. 29.
Arizona Democrats are vowing to fight for women’s rights after a court reinstated a law first enacted during the Civil War that bans abortion in nearly all circumstances. Democrats on Saturday looked to capitalize on an issue they hope will have a major impact on the midterm elections. Top Democrats implored women not to sit on the sidelines this year, saying the ruling sets women back to an era when only men had the right to vote. Republican candidates have been silent since the ruling, which said the state can prosecute doctors and others who assist with an abortion unless it’s necessary to save the mother’s life.
Instead of shoveling food into your mouth at your desk, mindful eating challenges you to slow down, take a break, and focus on the food in front of you.
New York City officials are appealing a judge’s ruling that they lacked the legal authority to fire members of the city’s largest police union for violating a COVID-19 vaccination mandate. State Supreme Court Judge Lyle Frank in Manhattan ruled Friday that the city health department’s vaccine mandate couldn’t be used to fire or put on leave members of the Police Benevolent Association. Frank ordered the reinstatement of union members who were “wrongfully” terminated or put on unpaid leave for refusing to get vaccinated. The city immediately filed a notice of appeal, freezing the judge’s decision until the appeal is heard.
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Laurie Workman and Bradley Opperman, both of Mahomet, plan to be married Aug. 4.
Ashley Ann Entler and Bryce James Mathews, both of Chicago, plan to be married Aug. 18, in Allerton Park, Monticello.
Hayley Salefski and Skyler Taylor, both of Decatur, plan to be married Dec. 29.
Caitlyn Ashley Sampson and Matthew Steven Schollmeier, both of Dixon, Calif., plan to be married June 23.
Dawn Marie Hawkins and Jeremy Michael Phillips, both of Decatur, plan to be married June 8, 2019, in the Decatur Conference Center and Hotel.
Emily Wong and Aaron Irwin, both of Brooklyn, N.Y., plan to be married Sept. 2, in Brooklyn, N.Y.
Demilyn Davis and Robert Smith, both of Pontiac, plan to be married June 23.