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The article reports that Kent A. Kramer, President of Goodwill of Central & Southern Indiana, expresses gratitude for over 90 years of community support, and mentions the organization's achievements, including the expansion of vital mission programs.

A review is offered for several breweries in Nashville, Tennessee, including Harding House, Jackalope, and East Nashville Beer Works.

THE All Blacks have a decent claim to being the most successful men's national team in any major sport and for decades their success has been tied to New Zealand's sense of itself. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Gives advice on buying wines. Choice of area where wine is made; Taste and bouquet; Price. INSETS: Grapevine, by Margaret Sheridan.;Wine of the week, by S. Irene Virbila..

Presents the text on the speech related to gay community delivered by Larry Kramer during the annual Gay and Lesbian Town Meeting held at Faneuil Hall in Boston on June 9, 1987.

A calendar of entertainment events in New York is presented, including the "Shinjuki Outlaw: 13 From Takashi Miike" film series at the Film Society of Lincoln Center, the AIPAD Photography Show at Park Avenue Armory and New York City Saint Patrick's Day Parade.

The article presents information on several entertainment events in New York City, including the Texas Hold 'Em tournament by Poker With Jokers, the Williamsburg Fashion Weekend, and the variety show Frenemies and Nemesisters.

The article offers information about the 31st annual Frameline Film Festival, the San Francisco Lesbian and Gay Film Festival, to be held on June 14-24, 2007.

Shortly after Erica Johnston and her husband learned they were expecting a child, their best friends moved from San Francisco to Austin, Texas. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Every few weeks, Caryn Cardello and her partner contemplate bringing their son back to day care. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

California regulators plan to publish an analysis in the coming weeks about how California arrived at its worst power supply shortage in 19 years during the recent heat wave. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Though she has battled depression since high school, the past few years have been happy ones for 28-year-old Kendall Anne Warnock. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

A flaring incident occurred Friday at the Chevron refinery in Richmond, sending a plume of smoke into the air. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

More than 2,000 Bay Area businesses were reported permanently closed since March as the coronavirus damaged the economy, according to data from Yelp. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

At San Francisco's Glen Canyon Park on a recent day, five friends squeezed onto a picnic blanket, passing out drinks and setting aside their masks. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

When recent college graduate Tyrah Green decided to move across the country to Oakland, she knew she would need to make new friends. But the coronavirus pandemic has closed bars, canceled parties and kept people out of the workplace, slamming the door on the usual friend-making opportunities. It was a challenging proposition for Green, but COVID-19 was not going to stop her from leaving Brooklyn. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Everyone in California is supposed to wear a mask these days - in stores, on sidewalks, when socializing with others. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Google has allocated $115 million out of a $250 million investment fund for affordable housing projects in the Bay Area. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Hundreds of health care workers began a planned five-day strike Monday at Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital to protest what union officials said were an inadequate supply of protective gear, benefit cuts and "unsafe staffing levels." [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff said that mask-wearing should be mandatory and people should be fined for refusing to wear them, in an interview with CNN Business on Thursday. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

San Francisco restaurateur Nick Bovis, who pleaded guilty to felony wire fraud charges in a City Hall corruption investigation, has been sued over alleged unpaid rent at his closed restaurant Lefty's Ballpark Buffet. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Before the coronavirus pandemic upended daily life, Min Son Yi tried to live waste-free - and mostly succeeded. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

United Airlines could furlough 36,000 employees - up to 40% of its workforce - in October, the company announced in a memo to employees Wednesday. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Choirs, cantors, hymns and chants have long sat at the heart of religious service, but now public health risks have forced California's congregations to adapt to a new ban on singing and chanting in places of worship. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Masses of tourists and overpriced crab sandwiches usually keep locals away from Fisherman's Wharf and the Pier 39 attractions. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

A San Francisco robotics company will lay off or furlough 61 workers, including 26 employees in the Bay Area. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Summer in the Bay Area usually brings a flood of interns, students and new workers who fill spare rooms and snatch up months-long Airbnb vacancies. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Health officials in Marin County urged employers and residents on Monday to continue taking precautionary measures against the coronavirus after 43 employees at a waste management company tested positive. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Presents the author's opinion about homosexuality. Gay homophobia; Fund raising for Kaposi's sarcoma; Death as wages of gay sin. INSET: The prestigious medical publication, The New England . . ..

MOSCOW - President Vladimir Putin of Russia made a public show of support for North Korea on nuclear disarmament, seeming to undermine President Trump's approach to nuclear diplomacy, as Putin and Kim Jong Un on Thursday wrapped up their first summit meeting. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

I'm what you call an "eclipse chaser." [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

KIEV, Ukraine - The hacker, known only by his online alias "Profexer," kept a low profile. He wrote computer code alone in an apartment and quietly sold his handiwork on the anonymous portion of the Internet known as the dark Web. Last winter, he suddenly went dark entirely. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The author emphasizes that the Social Impact Partnerships to Pay for Results Act would create programs that would be beneficial for people in need if passed by the U.S. Senate.

The article offers information on the screening of the motion picture "La León" at the Victoria Theater during the 32nd Annual Frameline Film Festival in San Francisco, California.

The article provides information on the movies presented at the 32nd annual Frameline Film Festival which will open on June 19, 2008 in California.

The article reviews the film "Back Soon," starring Matthew Montgomery and Windham Beacham, directed by Rob Williams.

An interview with "Shelter" director/director Jonah Markowitz is presented.

The article reviews the film "Married Life," co-written and directed by gay filmmaker Ira Sachs and starring Patricia Clarkson and Chris Cooper.

The article reviews the film "The Witnesses," directed by André Téchiné, starring Emmanuelle Béart and Sami Bouajila.

The article reviews the film "Alice's House," directed by Chico Teixeira, starring Carla Ribas, Berta Zemel and Zecarlos Machado.

The article reviews the film "Nina's Heavenly Delights," starring Shelley Conn, Raji James and Laura Fraser.

The article reviews the film "Nina's Heavenly Delights," starring Shelley Conn and Laura Fraser who play the role of a lesbian couple.

The article reviews the film "Park," staring Cheri Oteri and Ricki Lake, and directed by Kurt Voelker.