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I spoke to Marsha Allen, Supervisor Of Clerk Services, at the Fresno County Clerk’s Office today, after Gay Fresno was contacted by The Fresno Bee and informed that same sex marriage services through the County Clerk’s Office had been suspended this afternoon. Marsha verified that they have suspended such services, after being notified by the […]

The No On 8 Rally held on Sunday, November 2nd at Fresno’s City Hall was a huge success, with hundreds of people showing up in support. There were several speakers, including Father Geoffrey Farrow. The rally was dynamic, well organized and energy levels were high, with a boisterous, vocal crowd and uplifting speeches. After the

What’s happening at Fresno’s LGBT bars and nightclubs on Friday, October 31st for HALLOWEEN…(Click on the posters to enlarge them, click on the highlighted links to visit the website for the bar or club…) The Den Deja Vu Nightclub The North Tower Circle Nightclub   The Red Lantern

Join now! 2008-09 season under way! League plays weekly on Thursdays (7:15pm warmup, 7:30pm games start) at Cedar Lanes, 3131 N. Cedar Ave in Fresno. The season will end in March 2009. Sign up or more info: Richard (559) 681-2491. www.CommunityLinkFresno.com Fun with balls! (Click on the poster image to enlarge…)

Tuesday 10/28/08 11:00 am – 1:00 pm Clovis & Herndon (Northeast Corner) Come out to meet the Fresno NO on Prop 8 campaign and get your yard sign! Contact Information: Selin Eskandarian (559) 349-0134 or [email protected] 

Rally in opposition to Proposition 8. Sunday, November 2nd from 2PM-4PM. Fresno City Hall Plaza @2600 Fresno Street, Fresno, CA  93721. Featured Speaker: Father Geoff Farrow. Additional Speakers: The Reverend Bryan Jessup of the Unitarian Universalist Church of Fresno. More speakers to be announced. For more information call (559) 862-4559.

There was a large and very visible presence at Blackstone & Shaw on Saturday to voice opposition to California Proposition 8, which will be voted on November 4th. The crowds took up all four corners of the busy Fresno intersection and prompted a rally of car horns in support of their efforts. The rally came

For the 2009-10 academic year, the Bulldog Pride Fund expects to award three scholarships of $2,000 each ($6,000 total). Scholarships are awarded to incoming or returning, undergraduate or graduate, full-time Fresno State students, from any major, that have "demonstrated pride in the community." Applications for the Bulldog Pride Fund and all scholarships at Fresno State

Join Royal Grand Duchess 3 of Alameda Andrea Goldengate and Empress Shanda of Modesto for their annual Witches Christmas to benefit the Special Olympics. Come see what they have in store for you this year. Lots of food, fun and great entertainment Witches Christmas / Sunday October 26, 2008 / 3:00 pm – 7:00 pm 

Social work is a human rights profession committed to social justice for all communities. An important part of social work education is learning how to apply ethical principles to working with a diversity of cultures and oppressions. A couple of Fresno State social work instructors are interested in having an informal and unofficial discussion about