The Odyssey nightclub, a major gay stomping ground for over two decades, is looking for a new home following a joint city-provincial agreement to build supportive housing on its site. "We were given notice May 1," reveals the Howe St club's co-owner Michael Levy, adding he had expected the bar to remain at its current site until 2011. "This is where we were caught off-guard," Levy says. "Now, it's not as if we did not know that this would eventually be coming in 2011. I mean, we knew that because that's when our lease expired and we did not ...

Source: ABC News (US) ABC News photo by Tony Karuma It's far from a comprehensive portrait, but ABC News (US) offers a few snapshots of gay life in a country where being gay is illegal -- Kenya. As part of a series on nightlife around the world, ABC's Dana Hughes reports from the the country's vibrant and cosmopolitan capital of Nairobi. Hughes reports that the city has a wide array of clubs for both locals and tourists -- everything from upscale all-night dance clubs to dives where locals gather to talk politics. What it doesn't have is a gay club. ...

A student’s efforts to reform a Gay-Straight Alliance at Okeechobee High School were recently denied not because of the nature of the club but because school rules prohibit forming new clubs late in the school year, an attorney for the school district claims. Now the school board’s lawyer calims Gay topic has nothing to do with denying new club in Okeechobee ... TCPalm, FL – also Attorney: Okeechobee High gay club was too late Palm Beach Post ...