This is a truly fascinating exploration of 250 years of U.S. Cultural milestones. I may not agree w/ all, but can’t quibble w/ the scholarship that went into this list. This is a keeper: perfect curriculum for any high school student. — @davidperrysf https://t.co/uICLa4kJqC
Christopher Neely reports for The Real Deal on more good news for San Francisco's Union Square and especially its retail sector.
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Tom LeNoble has announced limited summer availability for private advisory conversations with founders, executives, creatives and other thoughtful leaders navigating meaningful transitions, consequential decisions and periods of reinvention.
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Kudos and congrats to our clients Lloyd Haddad and Keith Wicker of Capricorn Framing and Walter Adams Framing, with thanks to SF Supervisor Stephen Sherrill for honoring them. @sfbos
Dear friends and colleagues: if you've been through @UnionSquareSF you've met Wayne, the pride of the Union Square Alliance ambassador program. He needs our help. Please donate now to our "Union Square Mayor!".
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Today on the anniversary of his birth, we celebrate the life and legacy of Rainbow Honor Walk honoree Vito Russo (July 11, 1946 – November 7, 1990): pioneering gay rights and AIDS activist, film historian, and author of The Celluloid Closet.
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“A cruise ship being turned away from two ports in one week is one of the more visible versions of something LGBTQ+ travelers navigate constantly, in smaller ways, all over the world.” — Meg Ten Eyck, International LGBTQ+ Travel Association
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It’s our job and our pleasure at David Perry & Associates, Inc. to represent ALBA, the Abraham Lincoln Brigade Archives, to preserve, protect and promote the monument to these brave soldiers in San Francisco.
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Fisherman’s Wharf Rings the Bell After Strong July 4th Weekend. Early Business Reports Show Record Sales, Sold-Out Hotels and Strong Waterfront Momentum Following Independence Day Celebration. @TheWharfSF
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🇻🇪 Vigilante grabó el colapso del edificio donde quedó atrapado y sobrevivió
🎥 Miguel, vigilante del edificio El Molino en Caraballeda, La Guaira, registró accidentalmente el instante en que la estructura colapsó durante los terremotos del 24 de junio. El video muestra los segundos previos y el momento en que el inmueble comenzó a desplomarse.
🚨 Según reportes difundidos, el trabajador realizaba una grabación rutinaria de su recorrido cuando una alerta sísmica de Google sonó antes del movimiento, pero no logró advertir la magnitud del evento. Minutos después quedó atrapado bajo los escombros.
📌 Equipos de rescate localizaron a Miguel inconsciente entre los restos del edificio y lograron sacarlo con vida. Fue reportado como el único sobreviviente del colapso y continúa en recuperación.
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Dozens of coffins line a mass burial site at La Esperanza Cemetery in Catia Del Mar as the death toll from Venezuela’s twin earthquakes rises to 3,535.
Please save the date for Saturday, October 11, when we will gather for a special AAP Food Samaritans Garden Party to celebrate courage, visibility, friendship, community and the mission of AAP Food Samaritans.
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It’s our job and our pleasure at David Perry & Associates, Inc. to be a member of and partner with the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce, the city’s leading business organization and a vital voice for economic vitality & civic leadership. @SF_Chamber
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“Most people live one life. Tom Lenoble seems to have lived three: one marked by success, one shaped by devastating setbacks, and one that took him somewhere he never expected.” -- Debbie King @IntrigueImports
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Kudos and congrats to Tom LeNoble - our Monday cover boy for Magnum Business!
"In a world where leadership is often measured by titles, achievements, and financial success, Tom LeNoble offers a different perspective.
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Today on the anniversary of his birth, we celebrate the life and legacy of Rainbow Honor Walk honoree Leonard Matlovich (July 6, 1943 – June 22, 1988): first gay service member to deliberately come out in order to challenge the military’s ban on gay people.
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Today on the anniversary of her birth, we celebrate the life and legacy of Rainbow Honor Walk honoree Frida Kahlo (July 6, 1907 – July 13, 1954).
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