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    Locally Grown Kiwifruit Brightens Winter Meals

    Locally Grown Kiwifruit Brightens Winter Meals

    By Debra Morris– It’s fuzzy, round, bright green inside, speckled with tiny black seeds, and it’s delicious! This vine-growing furry ball of fruit is only available at your farmers’ market…

    Supervisor Mandelman Is Working to Reopen Flore in ‘Successful and Sustainable Way’

    While many of us were preoccupied over the past several weeks with work and the recent winter holidays, Flore quietly closed its doors as a café with a sign outside…

    2020 Oscar Nominations!

    2020 Oscar Nominations!

    By Jan Wahl– (Editor’s Note: In this first issue of 2020, we are thrilled and honored to announce the launch of a new column in the San Francisco Bay Times…

    Gender Queer Author Delivers with Superhero Cas Russell

    Gender Queer Author Delivers with Superhero Cas Russell

    By Michele Karlsberg– Michele Karlsberg: S. L. Huang’s Critical Point is a breakout San Francisco thriller and the third book in the Cas Russell series, which includes Zero Sum Game…

    Pride Brunch 2020 – Moving on Up!

    By Gary Virginia– As the 50th anniversary of SF Pride approaches, Donna Sachet and I are making plans for a record turnout for our 22nd Annual Pride Brunch benefiting PRC. We…

    SF Pride Ushers in a Year of Hope

    SF Pride Ushers in a Year of Hope

    By Carolyn Wysinger– This year marks the 50th Anniversary of San Francisco Pride, and we are so excited to invite the world to our party! In 2020, we wrap up…

    2019 Year in Review News Quiz

    2019 Year in Review News Quiz

    By Ann Rostow– If I were writing my usual column this week, I’d tell you about Hallmark Channel’s controversial decision to remove lesbian imagery from their movie promotions. And this…

    Wishing You an Imaginative Holiday

    By John Lewis and Stuart Gaffney– Years ago, at SF MOMA’s retrospective of the work of Japanese conceptual artist Yoko Ono, we remember climbing a tall ladder, and then using…

    GGBA Message from Leadership: The Value of CEO Roundtables

    By Michael Gunther– After more than 20 years as a trusted advisor for business owners wanting to grow their businesses, I learned to classify business owners into three groups. My…

    GGBA Member Spotlight: Nancy Geenen, CEO of Flexability

    Nancy Geenen is an accomplished entrepreneur, trial attorney, and strategic facilitator whose educational background includes Stanford, Harvard, and Santa Clara University Law School. Early in her career she was a…