Something Borrowed Something Blue Invention of the American Wedding
A DAR Museum exhibit traces wedding customs from bridal showers and cakes to white gowns and garters. Curator Alden O'Brien notes origins in 18th and 19th century practices, from dowries to queen Victoria’s influence, with examples from 1762 to 1942. The display runs with free admission through September 4.
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Falcon Mae mourned as first power plant nesting peregrine
Mae the peregrine falcon, first to nest at a power plant and an online star, was killed in a territorial battle at an Xcel Energy smokestack in Oak Park Heights. The nest site will continue with Belinda and five hatchlings to come, while Mae’s 15 years of nesting and 37 fledglings are remembered by birders worldwide.
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