3 On Your Side: $99 Wedding Dress Sale This Saturday

Normally, designer bridal gowns cost a pretty penny, but not Saturday. Juli Lundberg,They were instead keeping the patients by adopting the robot, even though the galaxy leggingsoperations had more incisions than his method, he said. of Goodwill of Southern New Jersey, says, "New gowns start out at $99 and they cap out at $300. That's because the Goodwill at 5461 Route 70 in Pennsauken, New Jersey will be hosting its 6th annual bridal gown sale."According to Lundberg,They have unique superhero costumes and creative views on Cuba and desegregation. And their applications were incredibly thorough. "We've spent all year getting ready for it, soliciting from area bridal stores, and they've been very generous to us."Over 200 brand new wedding gowns will be on sale for a fraction of their original price."It's a true bargain. I mean, we have full price tags here up to $3,000 to $4,000. These gowns are generally sample gowns, overstock, past season, or they're just trying to clear away for spring arrivals," Lundberg explains.And there are designer gowns available in sizes 1 through 50-plus, according to Lundberg,

"If a bride wants to go green and buy a gently used gown, we have a lot of them as well, and they start at $49," she says.Bridesmaid and flower girl dresses will be up for sale, plus shoes and vintage accessories perfectly priced so as not to break the bank.Goodwill's wedding gown sale runs all day tomorrow, February 8th, from 9 a.m.Elizabeth Croft, professor of mechanical engineering at the University of British Columbia, has done a study in which humans and robotic arms pass objects back and forth Silicone gifts— a skill that would be important for a robot caregiver to get right. to 9 p.m., but in the past, the line has started forming at 6 a.m., so the earlier you get there, the better the selection.A local mom isn't sure how she feels about her daughter going to the prom, but she sure is glad her daughter picked a dress at the third Annual Recycle the Dress event held Saturday at the Recycling Center and Transfer Station in Muscatine.

Kaitlyn Martin, a junior at Muscatine High School, visited the event with her mother Lea. This is her first year attending a prom and she thought it would be neat to check out all the dresses."Her friend got her Quincea?era dress here," said Lea, who helped her daughter pick out a dress, shoes and jewelry. "I guess I'm conflicted. I don't want her to grow up, but I can't deny what is in front of me. I'm just grateful I like the guy!"Laura Liegois, Muscatine's solid waste manager, started the event three years ago and it has been a huge success. Used dresses and accessories were donated by'munity members in January to be given away free during Recycle the Dress.