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'The Golden Wedding': What to expect as Gerry Turner marries Theresa Nist - Vimarsana News

'The Golden Wedding': What to expect as Gerry Turner marries Theresa Nist

Gerry Turner and Theresa Nist of "The Golden Bachelor" are tying the knot in a ceremony that will be broadcast live on ABC. Eastern. Our writers are discussing the event in real time.

Rolling in the dough: 2 Senate District 29 candidates dominate in campaign money - Vimarsana News

Rolling in the dough: 2 Senate District 29 candidates dominate in campaign money

PENDLETON — The five candidates running for Oregon Senate District 29 have reported a combined total of $187,324.64 in cash contributions, with more than $150,000 coming from two campaigns.

Pledging their love during the live 'Golden Wedding,' Theresa Nist and Gerry Turner are married - Vimarsana News

Pledging their love during the live 'Golden Wedding,' Theresa Nist and Gerry Turner are married

[This article contains spoilers for ABC’s “The Golden Wedding,” which was broadcast live Thursday.] LOS ANGELES — The first major TV event of 2024 revolves around the live televised wedding of the “ro...

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Endangered bat puts pause on massive Charleston development | Special Reports - Vimarsana News

Endangered bat puts pause on massive Charleston development | Special Reports

As white-nose syndrome drive species declines, conflicts are ramping up between endangered bats and coastal development. Charleston's Point Hope is one example.

Britain is plagued by bland, box-ticking television. Bring back weird TV | Rob Young - Vimarsana News

Britain is plagued by bland, box-ticking television. Bring back weird TV | Rob Young

Programmes of the 1970s and 80s broke moulds and scarred minds. Better that than endless reality shows and Downton-esque drama, says Rob Young, author of The Magic Box