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News, Election 2012, Oct 31, 2012
Endorsements Part IV: Vote Barbara Parker, Jody London, and Sheryl Walton

We're also endorsing Jumoke Hinton Hodge, Rosie Torres, James Harris, and Pete Stark. Plus, we support OUSD's Measure J and Richmond's Measure N — but not Prop 33. And, oh yeah, vote Obama!
- Tags: Election 2012, Barbara Parker, Sheryl Walton, Jody London, Jumoke Hinton Hodge, Rosie Torres, James Harris, Measure J, Pete Stark, Proposition 33, Barack Obama, endorsements 2012

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Food & Drink, Food News, Oct 31, 2012
Measure J and the Future of OUSD's School Lunch Program

What the school district's ambitious plan to revamp school meals will change (and what it won't).
- by Luke Tsai
- Tags: Food News, OUSD, school lunch, Center for Ecoliteracy, Tony Smith, Jody London, Piedmont Avenue Elementary School, Measure J, Jennifer LeBarre, Election 2012

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Food & Drink, What the Fork, Oct 3, 2012
OUSD Making Progress with School Lunch Reform

Plus Peralta Junction, a new West Oakland pop-up.
- by Luke Tsai
- Tags: What the Fork, Center for Ecoliteracy, Zenobia Barlow, Oakland Unified School District, Tony Smith, Jennifer LeBarre, Measure J, Peralta Junction, Leslie Pritchett, One Hat One Hand, Karen Hester, mobile food, food trucks

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Blogs, What the Fork, Oct 2, 2012
OUSD Touted as Model for School Lunch Reform
- by Luke Tsai
- Tags: OUSD, school lunch, Zenobia Barlow, Center for Ecoliteracy, Jennifer LeBarre, Tony Smith, Measure J

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News, Endorsements, Oct 19, 2011
Yes on Measures I and H

We support the parcel tax and making the city attorney an appointed position.
- Tags: Endorsements, Great Recession, Oakland tax revenues, Measure I, parcel tax, Jean Quan, Pat Kernighan, Measure H, John Russo, Barbara Parker, Measure J

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