10 years ago, SCOTUS said same-sex couples could marry. Why do they worry today? The Christian Science Monitor published the following after a collaboration with the Justice of the Peace Association exploring couples' fears that same sex marriage is in jeopardy. May 08, 2025, 10:58 Boston; and Cumberland and Cranston, R.I. By Cameron Pugh Staff writer. Like many brides, Yara Damascena was nervous on her wedding day. Excited, but nervous. She’d never been one to search for the spotlight or vie to be the center of attention. But when she saw her wife-to-be, Iliana, everything else – the people, the camera, . . .
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JPus News Category: Same-sex marriage
New Britain Herald: 10/25/2008
Justices Welcome Same-Sex Marriages Saturday, October 25, 2008 By: Jennifer Sprague DURHAM - Justices of the peace from throughout the state weighed in on the issue of same-sex marriage Saturday at their annual conference, held at Durham Town Hall. Although town clerks were told by the state's Department of Public Health that Tuesday is the official release date of the court's gay-marriage decision, Ben Klein, attorney for the Gay & Lesbian Advocates & Defenders, said Oct. 10 same-sex couples will not be able to wed until mid-November. Regardless of the effective date, town clerks have not been told when the . . .