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Pride Booksapalooza 2024, part 2: Moving memoirs & fab nonfiction :: Bay Area Reporter - Vimarsana News

Pride Booksapalooza 2024, part 2: Moving memoirs & fab nonfiction :: Bay Area Reporter

Here comes the second of our Pride 2024 books roundup, where we present almost a dozen nonfiction and memoir titles guaranteed to educate you on LGBTQ issues, trans identities, sluts, former military officers, lesbian spaces, and queer folk.

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Plattsburgh author takes lead in multi-author chapter-book series - Vimarsana News

Plattsburgh author takes lead in multi-author chapter-book series

New York Times bestselling and award-winning author Kate Messner’s newest release, “The Kids in Mrs. Z’s Class, Emma McKenna Full Out,” is a chapter-book series first for her, and it

Tampa's Britton Plaza may be experiencing big changes - Vimarsana News

Tampa's Britton Plaza may be experiencing big changes

After decades of being owned by the same Ohio family, a Miami-based brokerage is about to put Tampa's Britton Plaza on the market, according to reports.

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The Tree of Life synagogue massacre led to little action by the Pa. legislature - Vimarsana News

The Tree of Life synagogue massacre led to little action by the Pa. legislature

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The Tree of Life synagogue massacre led to little action by the Pa. legislature - Vimarsana News

The Tree of Life synagogue massacre led to little action by the Pa. legislature

After the Tree of Life shooting in Pittsburgh, state lawmakers enacted a grant program for nonprofit security. Five years later, bills on guns and hate crimes are still stalled.