SALINAS, Calif. — Over $120,000 has been raised so far for a Salinas, California family after a photo of two girls using Taco Bell's Wi-Fi to do their homework went viral last week.
My mom sent me this picture today. These 2 young girls were looking for a place with WiFi to do their school work so they sat near Taco Bell to connect to the free WiFi. A lot of us don't have to worry about having a proper WiFi connection or a quiet place to work from home. Every student from preschool through college should have free access to reliable WiFi especially now. What can we do as a community to pull together for students who need something as simple as WiFi in order to succeed?
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Teen burned when pinned on hot sidewalk by Phoenix officers files lawsuit
Once she was released from jail, the girl's mother took her to an emergency burn unit where she was diagnosed with second-degree burns, the lawsuit said.
Her injuries have left permanent scars and required her to undergo a procedure where her dead skin was scrubbed and scraped off to reveal new tissue underneath, the lawsuit said.
Lawsuit: 17-year-old burned when pinned by Phoenix officer on hot sidewalk
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Shake Shack brings back Hot Chick'n sandwich for a limited time
Today, the popular chain is bringing back its spicy version of the classic Chick’n Shack sandwich starting for a limited time. It’s available at all locations in New York (except airports and sports stadiums) with a few new items making a debut: Hot Chick’n Bites ($5.09 for six pieces and $7.09 for 10 pieces), Hot Spicy Fries ($3.85) and Hot Spicy Cheese Fries ($4.85).
You can order the hot items—they’re laced with a guajillo and cayenne pepper blend—at a “hot” or “extra hot” spice level, but if you want to attempt breaking the Scoville scale, you can access the third level of spice (“fire”) by ordering via the Shack app.
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