Is this correct grammar and punctuation for the following sentence?
I'm holding the article "Five Steps to a Healthy Heart" for an issue close to Valentine's Day.

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Originally Posted by Robinht

Is this correct grammar and punctuation for the following sentence?
I'm holding the article "Five Steps to a Healthy Heart" for an issue close to Valentine's Day.

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St. Valentine's Day

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Originally Posted by Robinht

Is this correct grammar and punctuation for the following sentence?
I'm holding the article "Five Steps to a Healthy Heart" for an issue close to Valentine's Day.

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Yes, it is correct grammar and punctuation. All I would question is if you mean to say close or closer.

"I'm holding the article, "Five Steps to a Healthy Heart", for an issue closer to Valentine's Day." I would add the two commas.

It is not necessary (or correct) to offset a title in quotes with commas. If you want to further emphasize that it is a title, you can italicize.

Apart from it being St. Valentine's Day, I would say it is correct.

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