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    In the News: January 28, 2016

    By Dennis McMillan SF Lesbian Gay Freedom Band Marching & Pep Bands to Perform at Super Bowl City Two performances are scheduled for Sunday, January 31. The SFLGFB Marching Band…

    San Francisco Loses a Gentleman Hero

    San Francisco Loses a Gentleman Hero

    In Memoriam San Francisco lost one of its truly iconic figures and distinguished gentlemen, with the passing of Wilkes Bashford, 82, on January 15. His loss, felt by many, is…

    Executive Chef Kevin Weber Dishes on His Nearly Four Decades at the Cliff House

    Executive Chef Kevin Weber Dishes on His Nearly Four Decades at the Cliff House

    When Chef Kevin Weber joined the Cliff House team nearly 40 years ago, expectations were already incredibly high. As Mark Twain wrote in the San Francisco Daily Morning Call after…

    A Destination Like No Other

    A Destination Like No Other

    By Misha Ruth Cohen, OMD, L.Ac., and Carla J. Wilson, PhD, DAOM, L.Ac. We love the timeless ambiance of the Cliff House. The view is exquisite and captures the magic…

    Cliff House Specials

    Cliff House Specials

    Each Wednesday, the Bistro at the Cliff House offers a prix fixe gourmet three-course meal for $28. It’s served from 4:30–9:00 pm. On Tuesdays, bottled wines are half price all…

    LGBT Service Members, Alice News, and a DCCC Loophole that Should Be Fixed

    LGBT Service Members, Alice News, and a DCCC Loophole that Should Be Fixed

    Remembering Air Force Major Adrianna Vorderbruggen Last month I wrote about the military opening up all job fields to women. In that column, published December 17, I commented: “One of…

    With Sandra Lee Fewer filing for the District 1 Supervisor seat on January 14 and Hillary Ronen officially kicking off her campaign for the District 9 Supervisor seat on the…

    Exciting Developments for LGBT Rights and Marriage Equality in Taiwan

    Exciting Developments for LGBT Rights and Marriage Equality in Taiwan

    6/26 and Beyond John Lewis and Stuart Gaffney, Marriage Equality USA On January 16, 2016, Tsai Ingwen made history when she was elected Taiwan’s first female president. Tsai’s election not…

    Letting Go of Emotional Investing Patterns

    Letting Go of Emotional Investing Patterns

    When the Fed raised short-term interest rates in December, did you feel obligated to buy, sell or change your investing strategy solely on that knowledge? The urge to make an…

    Integrating Social Service and Healthcare Delivery in San Francisco

    Integrating Social Service and Healthcare Delivery in San Francisco

    By Michael Costa The fact that the environments we live in can impact our health status has been well known for many years. The challenge is to interact effectively with…