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January 6, 2021 6:06 AM By Brandon Lee It’s the most massive vaccine rollout in the nation’s history, but many local governments are consigning patient appointments to web-based services better known for handling birthday-party RSVPs and online yoga sessions. Several Florida counties have deployed Eventbrite. Some governments in Oklahoma dabbled with SignUpGenius and one county in New Jersey was still using the service. Elsewhere, some seekers of the Covid-19 vaccine repor...

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How 2 completely different S.F. institutions are making out in this terrible year FacebookTwitterEmail 1of2 Cable Car Clothiers on Sutter Street, which advertises itself as the oldest men’s clothing shop in the West, was founded in 1946 by Charles Pivnick.Leah Millis / The Chronicle 2014Show MoreShow Less 2of2 Rocco’s Cafe, a longtime Italian restaurant on Folsom Street, is a destination for Russ Bono, who stops outside for a cigar and coffee before dinner in November 2017.Liz Hafalia / The...

How 2 completely different S.F. institutions are making out in this terrible year FacebookTwitterEmail 1of2 Cable Car Clothiers on Sutter Street, which advertises itself as the oldest men’s clothing shop in the West, was founded in 1946 by Charles Pivnick.Leah Millis / The Chronicle 2014Show MoreShow Less 2of2 Rocco’s Cafe, a longtime Italian restaurant on Folsom Street, is a destination for Russ Bono, who stops outside for a cigar and coffee before dinner in November 2017.Liz Hafalia / The...

Florida State University News Commencement speakers urge Fall 2020 graduates to embrace today’s challenges   By: Mark Blackwell Thomas, Anna Prentiss, Kelsey Klopfenstein | Published: December 11, 2020 | 8:10 pm | SHARE: President John Thrasher addresses graduates during fall virtual commencement, which was webcast Friday, Dec. 11, 2020. (FSU Photography Services) Citing their resolve and sacrifice in the face of a global pandemic, Florida State University President John Thrasher comm...