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End-of-life issues to be discussed at Death Café twice in June

Jim Van Buskirk of San Francisco will facilitate two presentations of his Death Café to discuss end-of-life issues at the Congregational Church of the Peninsula in Belmont after worship at

Canadian Olympian Kate Van Buskirk wins marathon debut in Tennessee

"This is the most fun I’ve ever had at a race," says Van Buskirk, a former host and producer of The Shakeout Podcast

Readers Share the Best Parts of 2023

Long-awaited vacations, quiet afternoons in succulent gardens and more.

How are LGBTQ civil rights 25 years after Matt Shepard?

LGBTQ History Month: Online archive features Gerharter's B.A.R. photos :: Bay Area Reporter

Two decades ago the San Francisco Public Library purchased a portfolio of photos from longtime Bay Area Reporter photographer Rick Gerharter.

Raymond Broshears Was a Controversial Gay Priest Whose Lavender Panthers Brought Vigilante Justice to San Francisco's Streets | History

In response to anti-gay violence, the Reverend Raymond Broshears formed the Lavender Panthers, an armed self-defense group, in 1973

"Unpacking My Grandmother's Suitcase" – J.

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"The Man Who Sold Air in the Holy Land" – J.

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Distinguished professor, author Dr. Susan Stryker gives lecture on sex and race classification in colonial Anglo-America

Douglas County Past: Superior barber tops state in checkers; first female bow hunter bags doe

From the Nov. 4, 1947 Telegram: "Believed to be the first woman archer ever to bag a deer in Wisconsin, Mrs. Nellie Jordan, 1608 E. Sixth St., shot a doe near Murray Lake in the southeastern part of Douglas County."