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Castro Night Market Thrives
Photos by Rink Following a blockbuster turnout for its June event during Pride Month, the Castro Night Market once again drew a large crowd that filled the streets on Friday…
No One Can Do Everything, But We Can All Do Something
By Joanie Juster– I was in college at UC Santa Cruz during the Vietnam War. After the fall of Saigon in 1975, Daniel Ellsberg, whose leak of the Pentagon Papers…
AIDS Walk 2025
While much has changed since the dark, early years of the HIV/AIDS pandemic, the needed work to fight HIV/AIDS remains and the compassion of AIDS Walk San Francisco participants is…
Summer Vows and Split Paths: Financial Planning for Marriage and Divorce
By Brandon Miller– Ah, summer—the season of sunshine, signature cocktails … and a surge of wedding bells. Whether you’re tying the knot on a beach or in a backyard, this…
Estate Planning Amid Government Instability: Secure Your Legacy in 2025
By Jay Greene, Esq., CPA– In the San Francisco Bay Area, your estate—your home, tech investments, or digital assets like cryptocurrency—reflects years of hard work. But government instability, such as…
Donna’s Chronicles, “After such a busy SF Pride season…”
By Donna Sachet– After such a busy SF Pride season, it was a relief to relax and rejuvenate at the Russian River last weekend. With longtime friend Bob Brunson, now…
Frameline Volunteer Party
Photos by Rink Each year, hundreds of volunteers work with Frameline staff on the popular annual festival. Frameline49 was no exception and for 11 days, filmgoers enjoyed 120 screenings held…
San Francisco Jewish Film Festival
Photos by Rink Opening Night at the San Francisco Jewish Film Festival celebrated the organization’s 45th year presenting a showcase of Jewish-themed cinema in theaters in San Francisco and the…
Ann Rostow: Damn This Court
By Ann Rostow– Damn This Court I’ve had an extra week off between columns, and when I checked my last news report, I realized that I only discussed two issues:…
Urge Congress to Save Public Media
On June 12, 2025, the House with a razor thin margin 214–212 vote approved the Rescissions Act of 2025, which is now headed to the Senate that can pass it…
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