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Allison Kaplan, the editor in chief of Twin Cities Business, discusses a new website designed to help women find the right outfits for their children’s weddings.
Author: Alix Wall
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A Helmet and a Hug Won Her Over
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On their first date, Vanessa Zoltan wanted to make sure Peter Mueller, a cyclist, had taken proper safety precautions while riding. He did, and “it made me melt,” she said.
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After Several False Starts, ‘Sunday Conversations’ Brought Them Closer
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Janine Renae Lee and Janeine LeCorday Spencer, who bonded over a shared name, had an on-again, off-again relationship for years until they began to see a future together.
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At a Michelin-Starred Restaurant, the Ingredients for Romance
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Marley Brown had no appetite for dating when she met Akeel Shah, her colleague at the restaurant SingleThread. But after they bonded over passions for cooking and their careers, love was on the menu.
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Two Journalists Who Cover Hate Find Love
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Tess Owen and Andy Campbell met in Charlottesville, Va., while reporting on the aftermath of the “Unite the Right” rally of white nationalists.
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In ‘Apocalyptic Times,’ Marching Forward Together
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Melody Sage, who is queer, and Rosco Kickingstone, a transgender man, wed before the Trans March during San Francisco Pride, on the day that Roe vs. Wade was overturned.
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Losing the Race, but Winning Each Other
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Bimal Patel was seeking a congressional seat in Texas when he and Truett Manning matched on a dating app. By the time his campaign ended, the two were well on their way to a life together.
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At the Union of Activists, a Cause for Celebration
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Emily Mayer and Waleed Shahid, who met in college, deepened their love as each inspired the other to promote change in their communities.
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Step by Step, Embracing a Future With Each Other
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Doug Lockwood and Linda Murphy met in 2019 as members of a support group for people who had lost longtime spouses. A year later came a series of walks that eventually led them to the altar.