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The story may not be over
TPM Live Wire reports that the staff of the Southern Voice, a gay weekly in Atlanta and one of the handful of publications shut down abruptly by parent company Window Media last week, have received a $12,000 matching grant to start a new publication.
According to the Atlanta Journal Constitution, the Lloyd E. Russell Foundation, which provides grants to organizations in the LGBQT and leather communities, will provide the matching grant to the Voice's founder and former owner, Chris Cash, and editor, Laura Douglas-Brown.
Cash and Douglas-Brown have been raising money through a new web site, SaveSoVo.com. Their yet-to-be-named publication will have both print and online editions.
Southern Voice's parent company, Window Media, closed down all its publications last week without warning. The Voice's staff came to work to find the locks changed and a note on the door. Window filed for bankruptcy on Friday.
Another of Window's casualties, the Washington Blade, is also launching anew. After the closure, the Blade's staff continued working on a volunteer basis, putting out the first issue of their new D.C. Agenda on Friday.
MLO produces a winner
Mr Leather Ottawa celebrated its 17th year, Nov 13 -15 in downtown Ottawa.
The event brought together members of the leather and fetish communities. The weekend was packed with seminars, play events and the competition for Mr Leather Ottawa 2010.
This year three competitors were in the running for Mr Leather Ottawa 2010 — Mikey Adam Scott Loucks, Christopher Davidson and Mike Tattersall.
Over three days each competitor went through a series of leather-inspired interviews. Saturday's main event culminated in a fantasy scene.
Mr Leather Ottawa 2009, Brendan James McGovern, preformed his final fantasy scene as the current leather titleholder and, in order to raise funds for the MLO travel fund, shaved off his colourful mohawk.
The winner of the competition was Mike Tattersall, who takes the title of Mr Leather Ottawa 2010.
See the video and pics at xtra.ca
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