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Lt. Governor Gavin Newson to speak at Tom Homann LGBT Law Association dinner in San Diego

SAN DIEGO -- Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom will deliver the key note address at the Tom Homann LGBT Law Association's 20th annual Installation Dinner and Awards Ceremony to be held May 30 at the U.S. Grant Hotel.

As a member of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors, then as mayor of San Francisco, and now as Lieutenant Governor of California, Newsom has been a visionary on issues of equality, the environment, homelessness and healthcare. Policies he has initiated and implemented have been duplicated in cities across the nation.

Young Professionals Council to host a Date with Equality

SAN DIEGO -- The Young Professionals Council (YPC) of The San Diego LGBT Community Center invite you to a "Date with Equality" on Saturday, Feb. 9, from 6-8 pm at Heat Bar & Kitchen.

At the event, guests will mix and mingle with LGBT and allied young professionals and community leaders at YPC's February social. The evening will include food, drinks, networking and fun.

YPC is a diverse group of young LGBT professionals and allies, dedicated to the preservation and future growth of The San Diego LGBT Community Center.

IHOP to give away free pancakes Tuesday

GLENDALE, Calif. -- Pancake lovers are once again invited to visit their favorite IHOP restaurant on Tuesday, Feb. 5, for free pancakes during National Pancake Day, while celebrating the 30th anniversary of Children's Miracle Network Hospitals.

The restaurant chain hopes to raise $3 million as the first national fundraising campaign to kick off the 2013 fundraising year for Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals.

Helping the "unbanked" get affordable financial services

According to a recent survey by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. and the U.S. Census Bureau, 17 million American adults now live in “unbanked” households, while another 51 million are considered “underbanked.”

In other words, over 28 percent of households either have no traditional checking or savings accounts (unbanked); or their basic financial needs aren’t being met by their bank or credit union so they also rely on alternative lenders like check-cashing services or payday loans (underbanked).

Houston's millionaire matchmaker opens service for gays and lesbians to find love | VIDEO

HOUSTON – Millionaire matchmaker Amber Neal is branching out to the gay and lesbian community.

“I am starting Houston’s first gay and lesbian matchmaker service called Love Tangle,” Neal tells newsfixnow.com.

Her coming out party is tonight at the T-bar on Taum in Houston.

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The doctor is in: He's not your parents' physician

(This article was originally published HERE in SDGLN media partner Gay San Diego.)

Meeting Jim Byrd, you will first notice his tall lanky body, visible tattoos, soft blue eyes and easy smile, a close-shaven beard with its well-defined chops, and his whispy, but fashionable hair.

Take some time to talk to him and you will expose a kind, funny, unassuming and respectful Southern gentleman who very outwardly adores his mother.

Gay Latino poet picked as Obama inaugural poet

In 1961, Robert Frost became the first poet to read at a U.S. inauguration when he recited "The Gift Outright" at President John F. Kennedy's swearing in. Since then, only three other poets have taken part in subsequent inaugural ceremonies: Maya Angelou, Miller Williams and Elizabeth Alexander. Now, there's a fifth.

Coastkeeper, Surfrider provide 2012 beach cleanup data, set 2013 schedule

SAN DIEGO –– San Diego Coastkeeper and the Surfrider Foundation, San Diego Chapter — two of the region’s leading environmental organizations — announce results from their 2012 beach cleanup data collection.

In 2012, more than 4,000 volunteers removed almost 7,600 pounds of trash, about an average of 1.7 pounds per person.

Buyer interest strong in Uptown neighborhoods

SAN DIEGO -- Despite the sluggish economy, the state of residential real estate transactions remains strong in Uptown neighborhoods, and Marla Hovland, vice president and realtor with San Diego-based CityMark Realty, said there are several attributes boding well for the area, including a strong sense of community and support for many historic buildings that dot the landscape.

Veterans Day: Discounts and freebies available for veterans

SAN DIEGO -- Each year businesses honor veterans and service members, as well as their families, with Veterans Day discounts on goods, services, and dining.

Keep in mind that most businesses require proof of military service, which can include a VA Universal Access Card, Military I.D., DD-214 (discharge papers), Veterans Service Organization Card (VSO's include groups like the VFW, DAV, AmVets, MOAA, FRA, and the American Legion), or in some cases, businesses will accept a picture of the veteran in uniform.

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