Photos by Rink– San Francisco Bay Times columnist Donna Sachet returned, as she does every year, to cut the ribbon signifying the official reopening of the Castro Farmers’ Market for…
By Heather Freyer– With the NBA playoffs underway, the Jump Shot comes to mind. It’s half Bacardí Spiced Rum, and half your favorite chilled local IPA. What’s not to love?…
By David Landis– I’ve been a fan of the San Francisco Ballet for years. Great dancers have come and gone, but one stands out, especially for our community: Myles Thatcher.…
By Sister Roma– (Editor’s Note: On Thursday, April 7, Sister Roma, along with Kochina Rude and Afrika America, were panelists at a forum entitled Drag Activism at The Academy SF…
By Ann Rostow– From Bad to Worse I confess there was a time when I enjoyed watching GOP politicians like Ron DeSantis and Mike Pence position themselves to run for…
By Joanie Juster– One of the first lessons I learned as a budding activist so many years ago was the importance of visibility. In the late 1980s, a co-worker saw…
By Jennifer Viegas– A decade after the creation of “Betty’s List,” its founder Dr. Betty Sullivan was profiled in the San Francisco Chronicle on June 21, 2006. Both the feature…
By Brandon Miller, CFP– A woman donated her grandfather’s footstool to Habitat for Humanity, not realizing there was over $43,000 stashed inside. Oops. Luckily, she was tracked down and reunited…
By Jay Greene, Esq., CPA– Estate planning prepares us for the uncertain future of disability, incapacity, or death. A comprehensive estate plan includes a robust set of documents that ensures…
By Terry Beswick– So many industries experienced disruptions in the late 20th and early 21st centuries through tech booms and economic busts, but nothing has upturned virtually every business and…
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