Author: Heather Cassell
Desperate To Get Home In The Pandemic
Two Lesbian Couples Stuck Abroad And Trying Desperately To Get Home In The Middle Of The Novel Coronavirus Pandemic Outbreak Tell Their Stories by Heather Cassell Silicon Valley lesbian couples traveling abroad are trying to get home amid the global coronavirus pandemic. Two couples, Leslie Bulbuk, 57, and her wife, Marta Donayre, 50, and Karin […]
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Luxury Caribbean Resort Continues Its Renaissance
Maxine “Max” Jemison Tapped To Lead The Harbor Club’s Sales And Marketing Team In St. Lucia by Heather Cassell St. Lucia’s The Harbor Club continues to raise its profile with the appointment of Maxine “Max” Jemison as director of sales and marketing of the luxury Caribbean resort. The resort announced Maxine’s appointment September 11 in […]
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New Festival Celebrates Bi Art And Culture
The Unicorn pARTy Aims To Highlight Bi Creativity And Stories In Los Angeles by Heather Cassell A new festival celebrating the love of more than one gender is coming to Los Angeles this weekend with the launch of the Unicorn pARTy. “There’s a lot of excitement about it which is awesome,” said Kai Hazelwood, lead […]
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Mobily Challenged Woman Saved From Watery Death
Two U.S. Virgin Islands Local Men Made A Daring Rescue Of A Wheelchair-Bound Woman From The Water After She And Her Wheelchair Plunged Into The Water From The Dock by Heather Cassell A cruise vacation to the Caribbean got a little too exciting for a woman in a wheelchair last Monday when she inadvertently fell […]
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Hidden Camera Found In Airplane Bathroom, Man Arrested
An Unexpected Surprise, Woman Found A Video Camera In The First Class Cabin Of A United Airlines Flight by Heather Cassell It’s not something you would expect anywhere much less a first-class cabin bathroom, but the “blue blinking light” caught a woman’s eye while she used the bathroom aboard a United Airlines flight in May. […]
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The Best Places to Stay Exploring Audacious Women Who Dared
Your Roadmap For What To See And Where To Stay On Your Feminist Road Trip by Zack Davisson In the 1990s, veteran journalist Lynn Sherr hopped into a pink Cadillac and went on a summer road trip, but this wasn’t an ordinary road trip (never mind the cameras that followed her through her journey). She […]
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SFO Dumps Plastic Water Bottles In Latest Greening Effort
SFO Becomes The First Major Airport To Ban The Sale Of Plastic Water Bottles Taking Another Major Step In Its Plan To Go Green by Heather Cassell Something will be missing at San Francisco International Airport when travelers flying in and out of the 25th busiest airports in the world in late August: plastic water […]
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Mass Shooting At Gilroy Garlic Festival
Shooter Kills Three People, 15 People Injured. Police Killed Shooter. Alleged Second Suspect At Large. by Heather Cassell Festivalgoers at the Gilroy Garlic Festival are stunned, shocked, and terrified after a shooter opened fire on a crowd as a band performed its encore song. Four people — 6-year-old male victim, an unidentified 13-year-old female victim, […]
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Women To Rock Chicago
The Veronicas And Jessica Cruz And More Women Musicians To Take The Stage At Back Lot Bash This Weekend by Heather Cassell Pride Weekend kicks off today, but not everyone is in New York celebrating Stonewall 50 at the combined NYC Pride/WorldPride celebration. The Midwest is throwing down for its largest queer women party in […]
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Girl Guide To The Biggest Pride Festival In The World
The Best Girl Parties … And Some Other Ways To Enjoy And Get The Most Of NYC Pride/WorldPride/Stonewall 50 In New York This Week by Heather Cassell It’s Pride Week and you’ve just dropped your bags at your hotel or Airbnb and want to join the biggest rainbow party on the planet: New York Pride/WorldPride/Stonewall […]
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An Adventure Around The World That Broke Records
Ultimate Jetsetter Alabama Native Taylor Demonbreun Broke Four World Records On Her Whirlwind Tour Around The World by Heather Cassell When Taylor Demonbreun stepped on to Canada’s soil, she had a hunch that she had broken a couple of records, but she didn’t know for sure. What she did know was that she wanted to […]
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Exploration in the Heart of the Atlas Mountains
Chefchaouen Offers Adventurers And A Fairytale Experience In Morocco by Emma Kragenbrink The images of streets awash in different hues of blue leapt from my travel blogger-saturated Instagram feed. I couldn’t help clicking on the image. The photo was of the Moroccan town of Chefchaouen. I knew that I had to divert from my backpacking […]
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