Outword’s Arts and Entertainment Issue 2019 Is Out Now!
We have arts and entertainment stuff in every issue, we know, but with this special, annual issue, we take the Vulcan Collar of Death off our Arts Editor and let him go wild! But seriously, Chris Narloch has a lot of fun pulling this issue together and we all enjoy taking a sneak peek at the upcoming LGBT Film Festival, BENT. Be sure to check out page 22 for Chris’ writeup of the upcoming event that will be happening October 11 thru the 13.
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Senator Wiener’s Legislation Would Ensure Incarcerated Transgender People Are Housed According to their Gender Identity
by Victor Ruiz-Cornejo
Sacramento, Sept 13, 2019 –
Today, Senator Scott Wiener (D-San Francisco) issued the following statement regarding SB 132, his legislation requiring that incarcerated transgender individuals in the custody of the Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) be classified and housed based on their sense of health, safety, and gender identity.
Senator Wiener and the coalition supporting the bill have decided to make SB 132 a two-year bill in order to continue to work on the bill’s policy:
Outword's Annual Farm to Fork Sacramento Issue is Out Now!
Who doesn't love to eat, huh? Sacramento is blessed with a great location, in our great state, that makes locally sourced meat, produce and dairy a viable choice when looking for ingredients for wonderful meals. With this annual special issue we salute everyone that helps us fill our bellies with truly exceptional deliciousness. We first start with the Farm 2 Fork Festival and some of the great things it has to offer. Then we highlight a local chef, talk about nutrition, no matter what your state of life may be and then we say our respectful goodbyes to Biba Caggiaino, a true Sacramento legend.
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Front Street Animal Shelter seeks community assistance in the investigation of multiple deceased dogs found in a trash can
Written by Administrator Thursday, 29 August 2019 20:08
Front Street Animal Shelter seeks community assistance in the investigation of multiple deceased dogs found in a trash can
On August 4th, 2019, Animal Control responded to the 2400 block of Wacker Way in South Sacramento on a report of multiple dead dogs.
Upon arrival, Officers discovered six deceased black and white pit bull mix type dogs in a trash can.
All dogs were approximately 4-5 months of age and appear to have died during a similar time frame. None of the dogs were micro chipped or wearing collars.
Play, Putt & Prizes Await at the First-Ever Midtown Mini Golf Event
Earlier this year, the Midtown Association launched Midtown Parks, a new non-profit 501(c)(3) arm of the organization, that dovetails with the mission of the Midtown Association to create a center for culture, creativity and vibrancy in Sacramento’s urban core.
Centerpiece to Midtown Parks, the Midtown Association is inviting the community to participate in the first-ever Midtown Mini, a signature miniature golf event, on Saturday evening, September 21, 2019 from 4 to 7 p.m. at 20th & K streets (note: 20th Street between J & K will be temporarily closed for the special pop-up event).
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- Wide Open Walls Returns
- Outword's Best Of 2019
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