Distanced family visit sparks guilt and debate over vaccines
Dear Amy correspondence explores a no indoor contact rule for unvaccinated relatives, the emotional toll of distancing, and differing views within a marriage. The reader questions if the stance devalues their hurt while Amy cautions about the risks and endorses continued caution amid the Delta variant. A second reader seeks guidance on surviving the death of a twin sister in a nursing home during COVID19 with grief support advice.
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Marine forecast and historical weather note from South Dakota
The report lists Today wind S 4-8 knots seas under foot and visibility under 2 miles in showers. Saturday continues S 4-8 knots seas 2 feet or less with visibility clear. A Weather history note from Lead, South Dakota records 36 inches of snowfall on Oct 8, 1982, while Rapid City nearby had only a trace. AccuWeather indexes UV levels from moderate to high and provides 24 hr precipitation figures and year to date normals.
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Letting Go of Transactional Thinking in Relationships
Dan Seaborn of Winning At Home Inc. argues that viewing relationships as debts and credits harms intimacy. He urges readers to drop the mindset, especially with family, and to love and give freely to strengthen marriages and homes. Email questions to hometeam@winningathome.com.
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Dan Seaborn
Winning At Home Inc
Hometeam
Winningathome.com
Theocentric Reading of the Bible by Shayne Looper
The piece argues for a God centered reading where sin and humanity’s fall are real, yet salvation comes through God’s action via Abraham’s line and Jesus. It emphasizes God as protagonist, aiming to restore creation and remake humanity rather than humans pursuing their own escape from hell. Shayne Looper leads Lockwood Community Church.
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Shayne Looper
Lockwood Community Church
Michigan
Shaynelooper.com
Man in church shooting case plans insanity defense in New Hampshire
Dale Holloway, accused of shooting and wounding a bride and a pastor at a Pelham wedding on October 12, 2019, plans to use insanity as a defense. He has not been evaluated. the state seeks proof ahead of the claim. Holloway, who pleaded guilty to assaulting a former lawyer, seeks more time to prepare and a venue change. Trial tentatively set for February 2022.
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Dale Holloway
Laura Devine
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Holloway
Pelham
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