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Gay City News Keeps on Truckin’

By amNY Posted on July 2, 2015

Joined by a few not entirely unattractive sailors from Broadway's "On The Town," the NYC Community Media family made our way down Fifth Ave., into the Village and past the Stonewall Inn, while taking part in June 28's Pride March. Our multitasking duties included waving, flirting and handing out thousands of goody bags containing Chelsea Now’s sister publication, Gay City News (along with some fun, slightly naughty swag). Photo by Cheryl Williamson. — Joined by a few not entirely unattractive sailors from Broadway’s “On The Town,” the NYC Community Media family made our way down Fifth Ave., into the Village and past the Stonewall Inn, while taking part in June 28’s Pride March. Our multitasking duties included waving, flirting and handing out thousands of goody bags containing Chelsea Now’s sister publication, Gay City News (along with some fun, slightly naughty swag). Photo by Cheryl Williamson.

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