Legacy Grand Opening
Legacy Montrose Clinic grand opening and ribbon cutting ceremony, October 16, 2011. Photos by Dalton DeHart.
Archive for October, 2011
Krewe of Olympus Fais Do Do
Krewe of Olympus 2011 Fais Do Do at Sycamore Heights, October 1, 2011. Photos by Dalton DeHart.
Amaechi: Gay-Hatred a Big Problem in British Sport
The first openly gay former NBA player says prejudice against homosexuals is rife in British sport, especially soccer.
Prosecutor Names Mystery Man in NJ Webcam Spy Case
Prosecutors on Wednesday gave up their legal battle to keep the name of the mystery man in the Rutgers University webcam spying case a secret and complied with a judge’s order to give the name to the suspect and his lawyer.
Gay and Lesbian Service Members sue US
A group of married gay current and former military personnel sued the U.S. government on Thursday, seeking equal recognition, benefits and the same support as married heterosexual couples who serve in the military.
NH Group Supporting Gay Marriage Outlines Why
A bipartisan group of New Hampshire residents, business owners and civic leaders is starting a grassroots campaign to stop lawmakers from repealing the state law allowing gays to marry.
Out at TUTS: Guys and Dolls
Guys and Dolls at Out at TUTS, September 29, 2011. Photos by Dalton DeHart.
Daniel Joseph Baker at Meteor
Daniel Joseph Baker, ”Americas Got Talent”, at Meteor, September 22, 2011. Photos by Dalton DeHart.
Strategies to Prevent Getting the Flu
Anyone can get the flu but rates of infection are highest in children. In contrast, the risk for complications, hospitalizations and death occur more often in adults over 65 and those individuals who have some of the medical conditions listed above. Influenza should not be taken lightly. There are an average of 226,000 influenza related hospitalizations and approximately 36,000 influenza related deaths that occur annually in the U.S !
Minn. Companies Stay on Gay Marriage Sideline
Opponents of the marriage amendment on the 2012 ballot see natural allies in the state’s prominent companies, long seen as integral to preserving the state’s fabled quality of life.
