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Celebrating the Year of the Dragon - Vimarsana News

Celebrating the Year of the Dragon

The Lunar New Year begins on February 10 and the Essex County Chinese Canadian Association (ECCCA) will be organizing community events to celebrate the

Live Updates: Tornadoes slice through Tampa Bay early Thursday - Vimarsana News

Live Updates: Tornadoes slice through Tampa Bay early Thursday

Areas like Dunedin and Clearwater sustained damage from early morning tornadoes.

Celebrating the Year of the Rabbit - Vimarsana News

Celebrating the Year of the Rabbit

ECCCA Lunar Chinese New Year Celebrations in 2023 The Lunar New Year begins on January 22 and the Essex County Chinese Canadian Association (ECCCA) will

Filmmaker Recalls Sally Gearhart: 'She Helped Change the World, and Also Changed Those of Us in Her World' - San Francisco Bay Times - Vimarsana News

Filmmaker Recalls Sally Gearhart: 'She Helped Change the World, and Also Changed Those of Us in Her World' - San Francisco Bay Times

By Deborah Craig– Sally Gearhart was a toweringly brilliant woman I encountered quite by accident. I teach Public Health at SF State and am a filmmaker too. While helping LGBTQ public health expert Mickey Eliason with a study of lesbian health, I met so many perceptive and funny women that I began a short documentary about lesbians and aging. Mickey’s collaborator Penny Sablove mentioned an octogenarian she knew still living on women’s land in Northern California and cutting her own firewood with a chainsaw. Naturally, I zoomed up to meet her. At this point, I knew little about Sally ot...

Bay Area Reporter :: Future for Castro surveillance cameras fuzzy - Vimarsana News

Bay Area Reporter :: Future for Castro surveillance cameras fuzzy

The future looks blurry for the proposed network of Castro district surveillance cameras, as neighborhood groups opposed to the plan await word from the Upper Market/Castro Community Benefit District.

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