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Q Syndicate changes hands, plans to expand
by O&AN Staff Reports

The nation's leading provider of content for GLBT pubications, Q Syndicate, has new majority-interest holders.

Susan Horowitz and Jan Stevenson, owners of Pride Source Media Group and publishers of Between The Lines weekly newspaper, assumed a majority interest in Q Syndicate on Jan. 1.

“We are tremendously excited about this opportunity,” said Stevenson. “As publishers of Michigan’s weekly LGBT newspaper, we are well aware of the many challenges facing publishers today to provide high quality content and still contain costs. We have some exciting...

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'English Only' early voting begins Jan. 2
Tennessee Equality Project says vote no

Members of the Tennessee Equality Project (TEP), a GLBT rights advocacy group, are urging citizens to vote no on whether Davidson County's local government business should be conducted only in English.

Early voting on the English Only charter amendment runs Jan..

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Light meals, full flavor, total satisfaction

by Lauren Petr
Registered Dietician

For many, ringing in the New Year means more than dancing and champagne. It also means one last night of unrestrained eating before starting that New Year’s resolution to get back on track.

Yet going on a diet or eating better doesn’t have to...

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2008 Nashville GLBT Chamber Holiday Mixer

U-Phonic Records releases 'Workout: Pumping House'
Win your copy from O&AN and spice up your routine in '09

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Celine Dion tour hits Music City
Win tickets to see Celine live at the Sommet Center

University of Florida students volunteer time with One-In-Teen
Philanthropic effort appears fruitful for both groups

Durbin to vacate council seat in January for city's IT department
He is second 'out' official to join mayor's administration

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Glasgow mulls candidacy for Council District 18
Maria Salas says she's 'not a candidate'

Memphis transgender woman shot

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ACLU urges court to remove partner ban imposed on lesbian mother
Ruling bars partner from home when children visit

Slow economy inspires creativity in Nashville's GLBT business community
Belt-tightening is more than a post-holiday need as forecast calls for slow ’09