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Raymond Lee previously managed Greeley, Colorado before leaving recently to ‘pursue new opportunities.’  by Jeremiah Hayden

Mayor Keith Wilson has made his choice for the city’s first long-term city administrator after a year-long nationwide search.

Wilson nominated Raymond Lee, who has served as the city manager for Greeley, Colorado since 2021. The new...

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Nolan Parker by Nolan Parker

After seeing John Waters evangelize a crowd of queers and film weirdos last night at his annual A John Waters Christmas (gay) bash, it feels like the holiday season is in full effect. If you're looking for more holiday raunch, might I suggest Matt Rogers' Christmas in December. Or if you're looking for a more secular sh...

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Trump's "gay" ballroom, learning the ropes, urine in the neti pot, and more in this edition of "Quickies"! by Dan Savage 1. Is Donald Trump a gay man? I can’t think of anything that screams “closeted gay” louder than building a golden ballroom. Donald Trump has been married to three different women (two of whom were immigrants), he’s been credibly accused of sexual har...

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Lindsay Costello by Lindsay Costello

Supernatural storytelling first became a holiday tradition in Victorian England, likely fueled by a combination of factors—the popularity of Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol; long midwinter nights; looming industrialization making the world feel just a little bit scarier. And while written and oral storytelling obvious...

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