The River City Chronicles by J. Scott Coatsworth - Part Four

Sacramento author J. Scott Coatsworth has written and published a number of short stories, novellas and full-length novels, but “The River City Chronicles” holds a special place in his little writer heart.

In many ways, it is a love letter to Sacramento, one that we wanted to share with Outword’s readers. To do that we have uploaded the next installment of chapters of the book here, for you to read online.

Previously in the River City: Ben met the girl of his dreams, Ella, at the Everyday Grind.

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“A Bronx Tale” Sings And Dances In To S.F.

By Chris Narloch

If you’re looking for something fun to do this holiday season, I highly recommend that you drive over to San Francisco and check out the festive department store windows around Union Square and have dinner at one of the fine establishments in the Bay Area. (Brenda’s, on Polk Street, is my favorite place to eat in San Francisco.)

Make sure that you do so before December 23, 2018, however, so you can also see the entertaining new musical “A Bronx Tale,” which is currently playing at San Francisco’s SHN Golden Gate Theatre.

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The River City Chronicles by J. Scott Coatsworth – Part Three

Sacramento author J. Scott Coatsworth has written and published a number of short stories, novellas and full-length novels, but “The River City Chronicles” holds a special place in his little writer heart.

In many ways, it is a love letter to Sacramento, one that we wanted to share with Outword’s readers. To do that we have uploaded the next installment of chapters of the book here, for you to read online.

Previously:

Previously in the River City: Carmelina and Daniele went on their first date, to Mulvaney's B&L.

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Rutgers Expert Discusses HIV Testing and Prevention for the LGBT Community

New Brunswick, N.J. (Nov. 15, 2018) - Rutgers scholar Henry Raymond, an expert in HIV/LGBT populations, is researching HIV prevalence and behaviors among hard to reach LGBT communities in order to monitor the epidemic and provide data to design appropriate education and intervention strategies in HIV prevention.

While there has been great progress in the prevention and treatment of HIV over the last decade, the disease is still a persistent problem around the world, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

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