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Chopper weddings for Indian farmers (BBC News) - The BBC's Soutik Biswas on rich Indian farmers hiring helicopters for weddings.

Tapped-out owners let home values slip away (The State) - NEW YORK — Homeowners started losing hold of their homes years before spiking foreclosures and the housing slump slammed the economy. Piece by piece, some gave away their homes by tapping equity to take cash out to pay for cars, weddings and vacations. Others never owned one brick. During the country’s most recent housing boom, the term “homeowner” became a misnomer as lenders offered 100 ...

Weddings and Engagements (Princeton Town Topics) - Apse-Dies. Kira Apse, daughter of Juris and Astrida Apse of Princeton, to Jeremy Dies, son of Bob and Pamela Dies of Westport, Conn.

Bill Coming Due on Sinking Home Equity (San Francisco Chronicle) - Homeowners started losing hold of their homes years before spiking foreclosures and the housing slump slammed the economy. Piece by piece, some gave away their homes by tapping equity to take cash out to pay for cars, weddings and vacations. Others...

Bill Coming Due on Sinking Home Equity (The Herald-Sun) - Homeowners started losing hold of their homes years before spiking foreclosures and the housing slump slammed the economy. Piece by piece, some gave away their homes by tapping equity to take cash out to pay for cars, weddings and vacations. Others never owned one brick. During the country's most recent housing boom, the term "homeowner" became a misnomer as lenders offered 100 percent or more ...

HomeownershipMyth (Charleston Daily Mail) - NEW YORK (AP) -- Homeowners started losing hold of their homes years before spiking foreclosures and the housing slump slammed the economy. Piece by piece, some gave away their homes by tapping equity to take cash out to pay for cars, weddings and vacations. Others never owned one brick.

Bill Coming Due on Sinking Home Equity (Addict 3D) - Homeowners started losing hold of their homes years before spiking foreclosures and the housing slump slammed the economy. Piece by piece, some gave away their homes by tapping equity to take cash out to pay for cars, weddings and vacations.

Beauty restored to family's cherished wedding dress (Waynesboro Record Herald) - An ivory dress that has withstood four weddings over the past 95 years is now ready for at least two more.

Professional wedding planner class to debut (SaukValley.com) - If you were the kind of child who planned elaborate weddings for your Barbie and GI Joe dolls, Sauk Valley Community College may have a class for you.

Flowers, colors abound for fall weddings (The Virginia Gazette) - The choices are endless for fall brides. From flowers and colors to décor, fall brides can create the wedding of their dreams simply by using their imagination.