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San Mateo Daily Journal features the Pride Center’s in-person reopening

San Mateo Daily Journal features the Pride Center’s in-person reopening

StarVista in the News

November 19, 2021

In an article in the print and online issues of the San Mateo Daily Journal, the paper featured the San Mateo County’s Pride Center’s reopening plans. After being closed since the start of the pandemic, the Pride Center is reopening its doors and has made adjustments to make the space more inclusive.

“Nearly two years after closing its doors due to COVID-19, the San Mateo County Pride Center has started reopening in-person services, a shift its leader, Frankie Sapp said still needs to be balanced with remaining public health concerns…”

Read the full article here.

Tags: Francisco Frankie Sapppride centerSan Mateo County Pride CenterSan Mateo Daily Journal
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