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West Hollywood, CA (PRWEB) October 27, 2021 -- WEST HOLLYWOOD, CA – October 27, 2021 – West Hollywood, the epicenter of the world’s entertainment capital and

This week's Hometown Hero is a Dixon man who has dedicated over 3 decades of his life to the service and protection of others.

This week's Hometown Hero is a Dixon man who has dedicated over 3 decades of his life to the service and protection of others.

This year’s survey tallied 32.4 walleyes per net, up from the long-term average of 21 walleyes per net. In addition, the survey yielded an average of 10.8 walleyes in the “eater” size range of 15 to 20 inches, nearly double the average of 5.7 walleyes per net in that size range.

In response to a gay passengers complaint he was ordered to take off a rainbow-colored mask on a Lufthansa flight, the German-based airline is clarifying that its staff have discretion over enforcement of its face covering policy imposed to protect its crew and travelers from COVID-19. As the Bay Area Reporter reported online July 26, West Hollywood resident Scott Schmidt was ordered to remove the rainbow-hued surgical mask he was wearing by a Lufthansa gate agent at the Athens International Ai...

Nearly a year after the West Hollywood City Council approved the creation of a drag laureate, staff for the Southern California LGBTQ enclave have etched out a proposal for how to launch the position this November. It will be the first such representative for drag performers and LGBTQ nightlife issues established by a U.S. municipality. San Francisco may become the second, as the idea is under discussion by City Hall officials and could be brought forward later this year. As the Bay Area Report...

PUBLISHED 9:57 PM ET Jul. 08, 2021 PUBLISHED 9:57 PM EDT Jul. 08, 2021 SHARE Opioid-related deaths have been on the rise across the nation. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, May 2019 through May 2020 set the record for the most drug overdose deaths in a single year. For this reason, county leaders across New York are preparing to use money the state has recently collected from settlements with opioid drug manufac...

Technology that could reduce drink-driving has evolved faster than the willingness among political and auto industry leaders to put it to use, US safety advocates say.

System can passively detect whether a driver is intoxicated and prevent car from starting

Laying It Out: Uniting just to win just means everyone loses Poll Yes “The lesson of Alberta’s 2015 and 2019 elections is that when conservatives are united, they win. When they aren’t, they lose. It’s up to the UCP caucus members to decide which it will be.” – Katy Merrifield, National Post op-ed Former communications director to Premier Jason Kenney, Katy Merrifield, is getting pretty outspoken within her new, non-government role as B.C. vice president for Wellington Advocacy, the...