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As she departs May 1 for the unenviable job of overseeing San Francisco s response to homelessness, Shireen McSpadden is leaving behind a nationally recognized legacy of tackling LGBTQ aging issues.
As she departs May 1 for the unenviable job of overseeing San Francisco s response to homelessness, Shireen McSpadden is leaving behind a nationally recognized legacy of tackling LGBTQ aging issues as the executive director of the city s Department of Disability and Aging Services.
McSpadden, 57, who is bisexual and grew up in San Francisco, for the past five years oversaw an agency responsible for more than 70,000 seniors, adults with disabilities, caregivers, and veterans. Under her leadership DAS, as the department is known, worked to ensure that a groundbreaking report on LGBTQ aging issues was implemented and not shelved away to collect dust, as was the case with a similar report released in 2003.
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Bourbon backed by Peyton Manning and Andy Roddick lands in Texas this week
The master distiller describes Sweetens Cove Bourbon as ‘Tennessee’s Pappy Van Winkle.’
As the story goes, visitors to Sweetens Cove Golf Club in Tennessee would take a shot of whiskey before the first hole. After athletes Peyton Manning, Andy Roddick and others took ownership of Sweetens Cove Golf Club, they decided to have a bourbon made with the Sweetens Cove name. The bourbon becomes available in Texas for the first time starting April 21, 2021.(Courtesy of Sweetens Cove)
Getting your hands on a bottle of Sweetens Cove Bourbon in Texas might feel like a treasure hunt. And that’s all part of the game for this small-batch Tennessee bourbon backed by former NFL quarterback Peyton Manning, former tennis pro Andy Roddick, sports broadcaster Jim Nantz, Kendra Scott CEO Tom Nolan, Tiff’s Treats founder Leon Chen, real estate investor Mark Rivers and more.