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Founder David Landis Retires October 1 as President of Landis Communications, Inc. General Manager Sean Dowdall Promoted, Becoming Agency’s New President
(Editor’s Note: Please join us in congratulating San Francisco Bay Times columnist David Landis, aka “The Gay Gourmet,” on his retirement from the highly successful and influential business he founded,…
Cocktails with Heather: Watermelon Cooler
By Heather Freyer– Savor the last days of summer with this ultimate summertime cocktail. This twist on a cooler is the perfect balance of fruity and refreshing. It is ideal…
Dykes With Drills Tip of the Week: Angle Divider
By Julie Peri– A unique and useful tool for fine finish work is an angle divider. There are a variety of designs for an angle divider, as well as names…
Welcome to Oakland Pride 2021
By Rebecca Kaplan, Vice Mayor of Oakland– Wishing you all a healthy Pride week, and welcome, including virtually, to join in Oakland’s community and celebrations. Oakland has one of the…
Ann Rostow: Gay Clients Only at Ann’s Flowers
By Ann Rostow– Gay Clients Only at Ann’s Flowers I’ve just spent crucial deadline time exploring the question of when, why, and how an individual can claim an exemption to…
San Francisco Dykes on Bikes® Women’s Motorcycle Contingent Celebrates 45 Years at the Front
By Kate Brown, Ph.D., Editing by Elisabeth Warren, Sheila Malone, and Brooke Oliver– Revving engines, loud pipes, and cheering passengers of the San Francisco Dykes on Bikes® Women’s Motorcycle Contingent…
U.K., Germany, Australia, and Portland Dykes on Bikes® Honor the 45th Anniversary of the Organization and San Francisco Chapter
2021 marks not only the 45th Anniversary of the San Francisco Dykes on Bikesâ, but also of the organization as a whole since San Francisco is home to the mother…
Dykes on Bikes® and Amelia’s
LGBTQ community leader Rikki Streicher (1922–1994) opened Amelia’s bar and dance club in 1978 at 647 Valencia Street in the Mission District. Streicher named it after the legendary aviation pioneer…
Perseverance Paying Off in Chile
By Stuart Gaffney and John Lewis– It’s nearly 10,000 miles from Utqiagvik, Alaska, the northernmost community in the United States to Cape Horn at the southernmost tip of Chile. But…
The Need to Diversify Juries
By Assemblymember Phil Ting– It is our civic duty to serve on a jury. But many Americans are unable to participate in our democracy because they cannot afford to take…
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