We’ll be back in the Hillcrest office on Monday...until then you may reach us via email.
Looking for a cozy place to stay in San Francisco? The Willows is right off Market near the Church Street Station, central to all and just a few blocks from the heart of the Castro. This comfortable inn has everything you need, plus a great and helpful staff. Check out their website!
Do you know where San Francisco’s LGBT Center is located?
< 1800 Market (at Waller) between the Civic Center and the Castro.
Natalie is the cutie at their front desk! >
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Four Fabulous Feet First Females
Lisa Vincent, Bree Walker, Giovanna Solimine and Felena helped kickoff of their 2nd annual health fair in Balboa Park Saturday morning. The fair (at Park Boulevard and Presidents Way) offered a one-stop opportunity to learn about our community’s wide range of non-profit organizations, recreational groups and businesses that promote exercise and healthy lifestyles. Informational exhibits, exercise and nutrition classes, shoe clinic, body fat testing and even smoothies from Jamba Juice were all free!
“All around the world women stand in silent vigil, wearing
black, as a symbol of mourning for the ravages of war.”On the eve of the one-year anniversary of the Iraqi invasion women dressed in black held a candlelight vigil at dusk in front of the warship aircraft carrier USS Midway in downtown San Diego. Each of the luminaria candles was lit in memory of 250 lives lost in the past year of fighting in Iraq. Most were women. 40 brown sacks remembered the lives of 10,000 Iraqis. Two small bags were lit in memory of the nearly 500 Americans who have lost their lives in the war based on lies.
Protesters gathered Thursday evening in the front of the San Diego County Administration Building to support full and equal marriage for all individuals. At right, local attorney and LGBT Center boardmember, M.E. Stephens rallies the crowd of activists to continue their involvement in opposition to a federal constitutional amendment that would ban such marriages. “We’re just starting to make our voices heard in San Diego,” said Paula Rosenstein, a San Diego board member of Equality California (EQCA). “We want to have our equal rights as much as anyone else in the state.”
For more information contact
Jeffrey Mittman at EQCA’s website.
Happy St. Patty’s Day!!
Hey, how come these boys don’t get harrassed for wearing skirts?
Tuesday, March 16
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