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DeFrank Fans: Arlene Rusche (left) and her partner, Clara Brock, have been going to the Billy DeFrank Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Community Center, which is celebrating its 23rd anniversary, at its various locations for more than two decades. 'For some people this is their only social outlet for the week; they come and they just sparkle. They talk and they laugh. It's really nice and it feels good to be with them,' Rusche says.
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DeFrank Center marks 23rd year of serving S.J.'s gay, lesbian community
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Mary Gottschalk
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"Now" and "then" are recurring themes when you talk to longtime members of the Billy DeFrank Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Community Center.
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| According to a San Jose Planning Department draft ruling obtained by the Rose Garden Resident, a proposal for a wrought-iron fence along the property lines of a parking lot behind The Alameda and W. Julian Street will be denied.
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It's 7 p.m., and members of four San Jose business associations—The Alameda Neighborhood, Story Road, Willow Glen and West San Carlos business associations—are grappling to grasp the nuances of PBIDs and BIDs.
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It's 4 p.m. on March 20 and Tommy Warren is carving a 21-pound turkey while his wife, Leah, is arranging the meat in light and dark pieces on a serving platter.
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