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Chrissie Hynde Is the Great Pretender Page 16 No. 629 • July 25, 2019 • outwordmagazine.com Chrissie Hynde is the Great Pretender page 16 “Guys and Dolls” Mark Your & “Shakespeare in Calendars for Love” Boas & Bow Ties page 20 page 6 Beazer Homes “The Lion See the results Debuts The King” Roars on pages page Cove Again 10 -11 page 9 page 22 MODEL GRAND OPENING | SAT. JULY 27TH | 11 A.M. – 2 P.M. ARTISAN AT THE COVE Sacramento’s Highly-Anticipated Master-Planned Community Close to Downtown Clubhouse State-of-the-Art Easy Access Sacramento & Pool Fitness Center to I-5 & I-80 Artisan at The Cove West El Camino Avenue & Orchard Lane, Sacramento, CA 95833 Artisan is the first of four neighborhoods to open 916-420-0197 in this prestigious master-planned community, New Homes from the Mid $500s located 3 miles north of downtown. 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However, with this robust nightlife scene The LGBTQ+ community experiences comes increased risk for sexual assault and intimate partner and sexual violence at intimate partner violence. To help make similar and sometimes higher rates than Lavender Heights nightlife more safe and others, and may not report assaults out of fun for all, on Monday, July 8, WEAVE - fear of harassment by law enforcement, Sacramento County’s rape crisis center judgement or not being believed, concern of - provided its “Safe Night Out” training loss of friends, and a reluctance to draw program to Lavender Heights establishments negative attention to the community. It is hosted at Mango’s. 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