Summer food program awarded
By Jeff Gilliland - jgilliland@timesgazette.com
Hillsboro student Kobie Miles (left) talks at Monday’s board of education meeting while superintendent Tim Davis looks on.
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On a night when the Hillsboro City Schools Summer Meals Program received an award for its outstanding service from the Childrens Hunger Alliance, food service director Jessica Walker announced that the program plans to add a second vehicle and nine new stops on its routes this summer.
The new vehicle will be a refashioned bus call the Juice Box.
“We think we have a really good lineup and the Juice Box is going to get us to people we didn’t get to before,” Walker said at Monday’s Hillsboro Board of Education meeting.
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An artist created a satirical blue-check homes website for influencers to verify their houses. Hundreds of people signed up.
An artist created a satirical blue-check homes website for influencers to verify their houses. Hundreds of people signed up.
Annabelle WilliamsFeb 4, 2021, 01:48 IST
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The site satirizes Twitter s verification process and the accompanying social status.
Danielle Baskin s satirical website received nearly 500 responses, SFGate reported.
Twitter verification is a status symbol in its own right, and one that inevitably engenders strong reactions: envy, disdain, or desperation to name a few.
So San Francisco-based artist Danielle Baskin posed a question about extending the principle to real estate. Would people want to do business with a company that promised to plaster the app s signature blue checks on the front of their homes?It turns out that the answer is yes. Baskin told SFGate that she received 495 responses o