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Court to hear challenge to benefits to gay spouses (WRGB Albany) |
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Tuesday, 14 October 2008 |
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ALBANY, N.Y. A midlevel state appeals court is scheduled to hear arguments Wednesday on whether New York's policy granting benefits to gay couples legally married elsewhere should stand.
Same-sex marriage adds emotion to gay pride event this year (The Bakersfield Californian)
It's time for a family reunion. In its fifth year, the Bakersfield Gay Pride Festival is expected to attract between 500 and 700 members and friends of the local gay community to the Bakersfield Museum of Art on Saturday. "I love the people and energy around the whole event," volunteer Juan Reyes said. "I'm seeing friends that I only see once a year."
Alleged gay-basher released with conditions (CBC British Columbia)
The man accused in an alleged gay-bashing in Vancouver's West End last month was released without bail when he made a brief appearance in provincial court Tuesday.
Gay couples rush to wed ahead of Calif. elections (Newsday)
SAN FRANCISCO - Gay couples from around the nation are feverishly tying the knot in California ahead of Election Day to avoid missing out if voters approve a ballot initiative aimed at banning same-sex marriage.
Charges upgraded against gay bashing suspect (CTV.ca)
A Vancouver court has upgraded assault charges against a 20-year-old man accused in an alleged gay-bashing last month. Jordan Smith, 27, had his jaw broken during the attack.
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