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    Ann Rostow: We’re Going Back

    Ann Rostow: We’re Going Back

    By Ann Rostow– We’re Going Back After the election, our household went through a week or so of drinking and binge-watching British dramas and detective shows. After a couple of…

    Castro Night Market Debuts

    Castro Night Market Debuts

    The first Castro Night Market was held on Friday, October 18, 2024, bringing local food vendors, merchants, and live entertainment to 18th and Castro streets. To be held on the…

    Shape Up Your Personal Finances for a Fantastic Year-End

    Shape Up Your Personal Finances for a Fantastic Year-End

    By Brandon Miller– With Turkey Time right around the corner, there’s no better time to give your finances a little TLC. A quick review now can set you up for…

    Year-End Estate Planning Checklist: What to Update Before 2025

    Year-End Estate Planning Checklist: What to Update Before 2025

    By Jay Greene– As the year draws to a close, it’s essential to take a moment to review and update your estate plan. This year-end checklist will help you cover…

    Harvey Milk Plaza Receives Unprecedented $25 Million for Landmark Transformation

    Harvey Milk Plaza Receives Unprecedented $25 Million for Landmark Transformation

    In a monumental decision, San Francisco voters passed Proposition B, funding $25 million for the construction of a significant LGBTQ+ monument in the heart of the city. This landmark vote…

    United We Stand: Reflections, After the 2024 Election, on the Historic Women’s March

    United We Stand: Reflections, After the 2024 Election, on the Historic Women’s March

    By Joanie Juster– There is no denying it: these past few weeks have been brutal. There is a lot of sorrow, frustration, rage, and fear out there. While pundits endlessly…

    LGBTQ+ Solo Aging

    LGBTQ+ Solo Aging

    By Allison Rodman– LGBTQ+ older adults face distinct challenges as they age, especially those who are aging alone. Statistically, LGBTQ+ elders are twice as likely to be single and live…

    San Francisco Mayor-Elect Daniel Lurie Visit to Openhouse Shortly After the Election 2024 Results

    San Francisco Mayor-Elect Daniel Lurie Visit to Openhouse Shortly After the Election 2024 Results

    Photos by Theresa Arocena Daniel Lurie, in one of his first actions as Mayor-elect of San Francisco, visited Openhouse in the Castro on November 8, 2024. Openhouse, a nonprofit co-founded…

    Horizons Launches Directory of LGBTQ Nonprofits and Services

    Horizons Launches Directory of LGBTQ Nonprofits and Services

    By Francisco O. Buchting– Living in a place of great LGBTQ diversity like the San Francisco Bay Area, it is easy to underestimate that the heartbeat of our LGBTQ community…

    Recent Awards and Honors for San Francisco LGBTQ+ Community Leaders and Allies

    Recent Awards and Honors for San Francisco LGBTQ+ Community Leaders and Allies

    Joanie Juster San Francisco Bay Times columnist Joanie Juster on October 30, 2024, was honored for her more than 35 years of volunteer service to the Bay Area’s LGBTQ+ community.…