The Dinah, a Festival for Queer Women, Returns to Palm Springs
The Dinah Shore Weekend, an annual festival for queer women, returned to Palm Springs last weekend after a two-year hiatus, this time with even more energy than usual.
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The Dinah Shore Weekend, an annual festival for queer women, returned to Palm Springs last weekend after a two-year hiatus, this time with even more energy than usual.
Daniel ‘Dan’ Geddie WILMINGTON — Daniel “Dan” Geddie, 69, died Monday, July 19, 2021, at Lower Cape Fear LifeCare after a lengthy illness. He was born Oct. 26, 1951, in Kinston, the son of the late John McPhail (Mac) Geddie and Audrey Flake Geddie. Dan is survived by his wife of 47 years, Beth King Geddie. He is also survived by his daughters, Amy Geddie (Shawn Hernandez) of Rockville, Md., and Melissa Geddie (Mike Kagey) of Arlington, Mass.; as well as grandsons, Nathan and Sam Kagey. Additionally, he is survived by his brother, John Geddie (Jessiebeth); brother-in-law, Billy King ...
Tomoka Oaks residents came to a meeting with developers in Ormond Beach expecting to address concerns collectively. That's not what happened.
May 11, 2021 Submitted photos Attending the Davis & Elkins College Student Life Awards are, from left, members of the COVID-19 Task Force, winners of the Campus Impact Award, Scotty Marshall, Diana Burke-Ross, Jane Corey and Dr. Rosemary Thomas; Charles H. Potter II Scholarship Award recipient Brad Sisler; Outstanding Senior Award recipient Karin Rosario; Outstanding Junior Award recipient Eleonora Pierre; D&E President Chris A. Wood and Vice President for Student Affairs Scott Goddard. Vice President for Student Affairs Scott Goddard, left, and Administrative Assistant for the Offic...
>> i'll take mine off, no question. we do it together. >> that's what i'm asking. >> no problem. >> i don't think we can take down the ads that talk about where governor brown stands on the issues. i just think it is not the right thing to do. >> and yet voters say they don't like those attack ads. >> there is one ad after another after another after another. opposing candidates. it is truly outrageous. >> with both sides on the attack, brown seems to have the advantage. new polls show he's leading. and across the country, candidates are buying those shock ads with mountains of mulah...