Though LGBTQ people hold different beliefs and values within the community, Anita Carson, director of field and community organizing at Equality Florida, said she noticed a strong sense of unity this election.
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Wilton Drive was the scene of happy haunts as Wicked Manors Island of Misfit Toys drew thousands to celebrate Halloween. The Pride Center, which produces the event, doesn’t have final attendance numbers yet, but believe they matched last year’s crowd of about 30,000.
Norby Belz is a political newcomer who now has experience running a campaign. He didn’t win, but he established himself with his constituency.
Lourdes Casanova won the race for Palm Beach County judge, even after an endorsement from an LGBTQ group caused a Christian organization to rescind its support in August.
He was gone but not forgotten, and now he’s back again.
It wasn’t a late night for candidates in Fort Lauderdale District 2. Shorty after vote totals were posted, it became clear incumbent Steve Glassman would return to his seat on the dais.
Fort Lauderdale’s skyline is quickly changing, but the main man in city hall is staying the same.
Will you take a chance on Chance (ID 689307)?
The Reverse Quinceañera, a signature fundraising event for Julian’s Fountain of Youth (JFOY), marked its 13th installment with a dazzling evening of entertainment and community support.
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