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Sunday, 04 June 2023

From an Actress Coming Out, to a Teen Outing Mother For Partaking in Capitol Raid, This Week in Beyond the G

This week read about the star of "Star Trek: Discovery" coming out as queer, a lesbian teen identifying her mother for partaking in the Capitol raid, and how working remotely helps trans people come out easier.
From LGBT People Facing Setback in Lebanon to EU Executive Suing Hungary Over Anti-LGBT Law, This Week in Int'l LGBT News

LGBT people are living in fear after the Lebanese Interior Ministry's hate speech against them, andthe European Commission has decided to sue Hungary over its anti-LGBT law.
From Petty Politics to Homophobic Attacks, Wilton Manors Campaign Gets Ugly

Wilton Manors markets itself with the slogan “Life’s Just Better Here.” Life may be better here, but the politics are not.
Garden Club Flourishes in Wilton Manors

For the last five years Equality Park Garden Club, presided over by Chuck Nicholls, has been cultivating horticulture monthly in Wilton Manors with the help of Bromeliads, Orchids, and other USDA Zone 10 subtropical plants.
Gay Polo Gallops Back to PBC This Weekend

Palm Beach County is getting back on track with its LGBT programming.
Gen. Austin: ‘I Support the Plan to Overturn’ the Trans Military Ban

(WB) Gen. Lloyd Austin, the pick by Joe Biden to lead the Defense Department in his administration, said Tuesday for the first time publicly he supports efforts to overturn the transgender military ban.
Getting Out The Vote on Wilton Drive

With just a month to go until the midterm elections, politics is moving into the heart of Wilton Drive.
Gifting in the Gayborhood

An ornament featuring Santa in a speedo or a sparkly new shirt for the new year.
Glam Horror! ‘Big Easy Queens’ Movie Shoots in Wilton Manors

Jennifer McClain and Miss Bouvèé are lovely in real life. But on the big screen?
Goodbye Charlie: Palm Beach County Loses Local LGBT Icon

Wine, birds, stars, church and photographs — lots and lots of photographs.
Goodbye Gallegos

Popular city manager retires
Green Questions if City Gets Better Treatment on Parking Variances

Commissioner Tom Green thinks the city should be held to the same standards as developers and individuals building a home.
GYM Sportsbar Deals With Health Code Violations

One of Wilton Manors’ most popular bars was temporarily closed last week for several health code violations.
H.G. Rooster's Determined to Rebuild After Fire Last Year

It was a case of adding insult to injury for West Palm Beach’s iconic LGBT bar on Belvedere Road — H.G. Rooster’s. First came the pandemic, which struck the bar industry fast and hard in March.
Has Hamburger Mary’s Come Back to Haunt Rosie’s Bar & Grill?

(SS) What happens when a Hamburger Mary’s franchise opens across the street from a former Hamburger Mary’s?
Hate Crime Charge in Burning of Church Bench Supporting LGBT

OGDENSBURG, N.Y. (AP) - Police say they've have charged a 47-year-old man with a hate crime for torching an outdoor bench that had been painted in rainbow colors by members of a northern New York church to show support for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people.
Hate Group Official Invents Words 'Garriage' and 'Larriage' for Gay and Lesbian Unions

An official with the anti-gay hate group Family Research Council has proposed a series of the most uncreative portmanteaus to describe same-sex marriage.
Healing - One Brush Stroke At A Time

It’s been three years since the school shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland.
Higher Taxes? Some Dixie property owners open to paying more for a train station

Should property owners on Dixie Highway have their taxes increased to help pay for a train station in Wilton Manors? The answer depends on who you ask. But, even those who are open to the idea want more details before deciding to support it.
Hillary Clinton to Guest on Colbert's 'Late Show' on Tuesday

Hillary Rodham Clinton will pay a visit to "The Late Show With Stephen Colbert" on Tuesday.
Historical Society Raises Money to Restore City’s Oldest Building

The Willingham Carriage House has been part of a nursery, a farm and a golf course – all the same property that is now known as Richardson Historic Park and Nature Preserve.
History In the Making: Wilton Manors Celebrates 75 Years

From empty tracts of land and no property taxes to a nearly fully-developed island supported by a tax base, Wilton Manors has come a long way in 75 years.
Hit-and-Runs Cause Tragedies in Wilton Manors

The city of Wilton Manors has experienced some tragedies in 2021.
Home Rule Rights On Wilton Manors Agenda

At next week’s commission meeting, Wilton Manors will once again try to assert its own sovereignty.
Homicides of Transgender Women in US Reach Alarming High

For a few transgender Americans, this has been a year of glamour and fame. For many others, 2015 has been fraught with danger, violence and mourning.
Hopper Shuttle Service to Shut Down

Commissioner Tom Green likes the Hopper shuttle service because it gives people the option to leave their cars at home when patronizing one of the city’s businesses. But on Saturday, March 22, the community shuttle service will end operations.
HUD Withdraws Proposed Trump-era Rule Allowing Anti-trans Discrimination

(WB) The Biden administration announced on Thursday it has formally withdrawn a rule proposed in the Trump era by the Department of Housing & Urban Development that would allow taxpayer-funded homeless shelters to turn away transgender people on the basis of their gender identity.
Human Remains Found in Oakland Park

Human remains were found in Oakland Park, and the Broward Sheriff’s Office and the Federal Bureau of Investigation are hoping the public can help identify the body.
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