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School dismisses student with gay parents ABCNews. com reports a Catholic school in Colorado is kicking out a preschooler and a sibling...
Howard Deck, pioneering and beloved union leader, 70
Howard Deck, a pioneering labor-union leader, died Feb. 15 of a heart attack. He was 70. Deck, a native of Reading, began...
Gayborhood Crime Watch
The following incidents in the Midtown Village and Washington Square West areas were reported to the Sixth Police District between Feb. 22-26....
Scouts file for dismissal
The local Boy Scouts council this week asked a federal judge to dissolve the temporary injunction preventing the group’s eviction from a city-owned building,...
‘Don’t Ask’ repeal hits Senate
The effort to repeal the military’s ban on openly gay servicemembers made its way to the U. S. Senate this week, with the...
Chorus brings LGBT drug use out of the dark
The Philadelphia Gay Men’s Chorus’ spring concert next month will feature the Philadelphia premiere of “Through a Glass, Darkly,” a musical piece that examines...
Archivist, exhibits honor LGBT history
LGBT history will be on display throughout 2010 with the launch of the William Way LGBT Community Center’s quarterly archival exhibits, which allow the...
News Briefing
Women celebrate history, future The LGBT community is invited to celebrate International Women’s Day from 10 a. m.-8 p.m. March 7 at...
National gay pageant to be held in Philly
Last month Philadelphia was selected to host next year’s national lesbian softball World Series, and this month the good news kept coming with the...
Md. AG OKs out-of-state marriages
Maryland’s top attorney last week handed down an opinion that found the state can recognize same-sex marriages performed legally in other jurisdictions. ...
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NC senator apologizes Newsobserver. com reports a Republican state senator apologized Feb. 25 for comments he reportedly made to a GOP gathering...
Former city official takes helm at Liberty City
A longtime member of the Liberty City Democratic Club and the former deputy secretary of external affairs under Mayor Street is now the head...
Gayborhood Crime Watch
The following incidents in the Midtown Village and Washington Square West areas were reported to the Sixth Police District between Feb. 17-21....
International News
Gays and straights strip in Sydney More than 5,200 people gathered at the Sydney Opera House in Australia on Feb. 28...
Former COLOURS exec gets jail time
The former executive director of The COLOURS Organization Inc. will spend time in federal prison for having stolen tens of thousands of...
Women’s softball World Series here in ’11
Next summer, more than 1,000 LGBTs and allies will “Bring the Love” to Philadelphia for the largest LGBT sporting event the city has ever...
Lesbian sexual-assault victim at Pure sues Weiss
A New Jersey woman who says she was raped at the former Pure Nightclub (now Voyeur) in 2008 has filed suit against operator Michael...
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