Sunday,
July 31
Thank
you to all the hard working staff, volunteers and participants for
making the 31st annual San Diego LGBT Pride weekend such a wonderful
celebration!
Top Five Reasons
Why
Donna Fyre Missed this year’s Pride Parade
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5. Up late partying the night
before with the Pension Board.
4. Stunt-double called in sick.
3. What? You don’t have a Donna
Frye impersonator?
2. Was having a “Conversation
with Nicole.”
1. All kidding aside, the LGBT
community is very
important to me, and I believe my voting record matches my words.
Please
understand, however, that after giving 110% to my city council
job and campaign for mayor, I needed a day off to spend time with my
family, get some much needed rest and prepare for a very busy council docket. I apologize if I
disappointed you by not being there
in person. (I guess we
oughta cut her a little slack, huh?)
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Saturday,
July 30
Were you among the 150,000 fun fans at today’s LGBT Pride parade?
Friday,
July 29
Thursday,
July 28Volunteers with decade-old sex offenses step away after becoming focus of protesters.
The 31st annual Gay Pride weekend will begin with a Friday night rally in Balboa Park.
Are you ready for a fun weekend?!?!It’s time for Pride!
>>> Pride Fest entertainment
lineup.
Get ready for SD’s largest parade.
11am • this Saturday, July 30
(Beginning at University and Normal)
Followed by a two-day festival in Balboa Park
Get ready for SD’s largest parade.
11am • this Saturday, July 30
(Beginning at University and Normal)
Followed by a two-day festival in Balboa Park
— two mayoral races, two wins for Donna, but (unfortunately) the race is still not over.
Wednesday,
July 27She’s worked hard for a living ... people can relate to her. She is us.” — Labor leader Jerry Butkiewicz
Mayoral frontrunner Donna Frye stopped by
Hillcrest’s City Deli today as she made visits throughout San Diego to each of the eight districts.
Have you voted?
They
have! >
Tuesday,
July 26
Get
out the vote for Donna!
Discovery successfully blasted off
this morning on America’s first
space shot with astronauts since the 2003 Columbia disaster, ending a
painful, 2
1/2-year shutdown devoted to making the shuttle
less risky and NASA
more safety-conscious.
Monday,
July 25Team Frye needs 50% + one vote to win tomorrow!
Sunday,
July 24
This trio of Hash House Harriers stopped off in Hillcrest for a few beers in the middle of yesterday’s run. The HHH is an informal running club with a tradition of hare and hound races dating back to 1938. The club was formed by a group of British soldiers on Kuala Lumpur. After jungle runs the soldiers gathered at a nearby restaurant to eat corn beef hash and drink beer — hence the name Hash House Harriers. Corn beef is no longer part of the Hashing tradition, but (thankfully) beer drinking still is. This was San Diego’s 18th annual run.
