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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 2014
Page
7
Kathy Griffin named new host of Fashion Police returning to E! in January with 17 special episodes through 2015. It debuts January 12 at the Golden Globes coverage as Griffin promises a bold, no prisoners style.
Dear Amy, a woman in a yearlong relationship with a man ten years older asks how to handle his marijuana use which resurfaces past sobriety and Buddhist coping. She dislikes him when he is high, worries about parenting, and wonders if the phase will pass. The column urges counseling and Nar Anon support.
Dear Abby offers guidance on a mother stoically awaiting her son’s deployment and a father seeking help for his nine year old daughter Stella who cries when visiting him. The column advises on emotional responses, potential denial or separation issues, and recommends communication and family therapy to resolve custody and attachment concerns.
Justin Mason and Stephanie Waidelich wed in a Rite of Holy Matrimony during Sunday worship at Concordia Seminary Fort Wayne. The ceremony emphasized Jesus and the church, with a brief service led by Wartick and a hymn processional. The couple met in 2007 while in Penn State trombone programs.
Melissa Linebrink writes about the value of sibling bonds amid family joys and challenges. She reflects on appreciating a brother and encourages readers to reconnect with a lost sibling, even via a holiday card if in-person contact is hard.
As a Monday night deadline neared without a deal, major powers discussed a possible extension to negotiations over the nuclear program of a named state. The discussion signals ongoing efforts to avert a confrontation while seeking a lasting agreement.
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