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    Sharpening the Pencils

    Sharpening the Pencils

    By Jewelle Gomez– We are moving into that fateful period that leads some folks to make January 1st promises to themselves they rarely keep. I prefer to think of this…

    Gift or Regift

    Gift or Regift

    By Dr. Tim Seelig– How are you feeling this mid-December? Are the holidays a gift or a curse? Have you been naughty or nice? Are you feeling Ho Ho Ho…

    Holidays: A Time for Family

    By David Landis– Whether it’s Kwanzaa, Hanukkah, Christmas, New Year’s, or whatever floats your boat, holidays are not just religious or cultural, but truly a chance to celebrate family. So,…

    What’s Wrong with VP Harris?

    What’s Wrong with VP Harris?

    By Derek Barnes– I usually don’t write about politics or politicians in my column. However, I’ve been listening to and reading about the growing discontent some Democrats are having about…

    Tracking the (Potential) Four SF Elections in 2022

    Tracking the (Potential) Four SF Elections in 2022

    By Louise “Lou” Fischer– Over the last two months, I profiled the upcoming 2022 elections brought about by the recent “musical chairs” of mayoral appointments (corruption in a big city? I’m…

    First Cohort Graduates From La Academia de SFAGUILAS

    First Cohort Graduates From La Academia de SFAGUILAS

    By Eduardo Morales, Ph.D.– La Academia de SFAGUILAS The graduation ceremony of the first cohort of La Academia de SFAGUILAS included seven participants who completed the first level of four…

    Happy Holidays!

    Happy Holidays!

    By Leslie Sbrocco– The holidays are here and that means celebrating the love of family and friends in special ways. From small gatherings to extravagant gifts, try these bubbly recommendations…

    Farmers Market: How We Holiday – Diverse Food Traditions

    By Debra Morris– Holiday customs in California are as diverse as its population. Many wonderful and eclectic food traditions have been brought to our shores and incorporated into our everyday…

    ‘The Gay Gourmet’ Visits Halekulani Hotel on Waikiki Beach

    ‘The Gay Gourmet’ Visits Halekulani Hotel on Waikiki Beach

    David Landis, “The Gay Gourmet” of the San Francisco Bay Times, recently enjoyed what he believes (and many agree!) is Honolulu’s best mai tai—from the outdoor House Without A Key…

    Napa Valley: It’s About Wine

    Napa Valley: It’s About Wine

    By David Landis– It’s wine time. In the last issue, The Gay Gourmet visited Napa to recommend hotels, excursions, and restaurants. Now, it’s time for what’s front and center in…