Washington County A&E Spring 2020
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Apr 01, 2020
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Local schools prepare for 'distance learning'
School districts from Hillsboro to Scappoose to Lake Oswego are trying to ensure they can teach students remotely.
Mar 31, 2020
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Hair stylist: Put scissors down during stay-at-home order
Erin Wanderscheid, the owner of Twyst Salon in Beaverton, advises people to wait on cutting their hair.
Mar 31, 2020
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Mountainside's Kacie Schmidt becomes TikTok star
Senior pitcher on the Maverick softball team has gone viral multiple times on social media platform
Mar 31, 2020
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Washington County looks to support homeless amid coronavirus
Officials will focus on sheltering most vulnerable while trying to conduct outreach to unhoused people countywide.
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Commercial evictions won't be allowed in Oregon, Brown says
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsThe governor issued a strengthened executive order Wednesday placing a moratorium on evictions for… -
COVID-19: OHA reports 47 new cases, one new death
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsAlso notes that one new case reported yesterday was actually in Washington state -
Survey: Oregonians stressed by COVID-19
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsDHM Research survey shows anxiety is widespread, with most afraid of getting sick and their financial future. -
‘Strong evidence’ seen that Oregon’s coronavirus…
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsA model by University of Washington researchers forecast that Oregon's hospital system will be capable of… -
Why insurers won't cover businesses' coronavirus losses
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsNorthwest small-business owners are bracing for a wave of insurance denials after closures. -
Costco to limit number of shoppers admitted per membership card,…
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsThe warehouse chain previously implemented other changes, including new weekday closing hours and special… -
How many Oregonians have recovered from coronavirus? State…
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsThe state can't offer the metric that might offer a small consolation to many in the face of a deadly… -
TVF&R firefighter contracts COVID-19
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsThe fire district says the firefighter was off duty at the time and has self-isolated for more than a week. -
Unemployment insurance claims skyrocket in Washington County
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsA weekly report paints a dire picture, with a record number of unemployment claims statewide in Oregon. -
COVID-19 projections improve for Oregon, not for Washington
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsPeak resource use also predicted to happen later than originally projected, probably early May. -
Oregon schools shifting to 'distance learning'
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsState education department says districts are unlikely to re-open this school year -
Mt. Scott Community Center to become coronavirus homeless…
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsAdvocates are increasingly calling for it as a way to protect homeless people and enforce social distancing… -
Goodwill lays off more than 2,600 workers, hopes to ‘bring…
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsWell-known local companies such as McMenamins and Powell's Books have laid off most of their employees. -
Portland restaurants face panic, frustration as rents come due
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsThe risk of evictions looms, groups are asking for various forms of financial relief. -
Oregon Gov. Kate Brown has (just) a cold
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsThe governor consulted a doctor who 'has advised her that the symptoms do not align with that of coronavirus… -
Here's what first look at symptoms of some Oregon coronavirus…
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsJust more than 100 people in Multnomah County have tested positive, trailing Washington and Marion counties. -
Your local park is still open, despite COVID-19 epidemic
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsParks managers say getting outdoors is good for the body and the mind, so long as you do it smartly. -
Police, firefighters tackle COVID-19 in new way: storytime
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsTwo local agencies are reading to young children online to help pass the time during governor's Stay Home… -
Beaverton authorizes $90 million in bonds for civic projects
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsProperty taxes not involved for urban renewal, Reser Center, Public Safety Center and park fountain. -
Beaverton Police Log: March 22-29, 2020
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsThis week's calls include: a 134-mph joyride, an illegal chokehold and clothing thieves. -
Family Promise of Beaverton makes one goal, but seeks emergency…
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsGroup raises $300,000 to buy a home, but needs more to renovate it and to offer emergency relief. -
Officials: Self-service at Oregon gas pumps not mandatory
Portland Tribune - NewsSelf service may be coming to a gas station near you, but it likely won't be completely unattended, Energy… -
At Wells Fargo call center, employees fear for their health
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsWells Fargo workers contemplate using sick time to avoid dangerous office conditions -
Frustrated workers: 'I will be infected' without protective…
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsUnion-organized video conference highlights problems facing state workplaces, medical care professionals on… -
Are you suddenly your child's teacher? You're not alone
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsWe've compiled, with the help of teachers, a list of free local and national online resources. -
Oregon will begin inspecting workplaces over coronavirus…
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsHundreds of Oregon workers say their employers are failing to heed the governor's call for social distancing. -
Portland-area crafters begin making masks for pandemic
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsStuck-at-home Portlanders take matters into their own hands to combat a medical mask shortage. -
Intel reports first coronavirus case among Oregon employees
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsIntel CEO Bob Swan said its factories in Oregon and elsewhere 'continue to operate on a relatively normal… -
Oregon unemployment-claims staff says agency not protecting them…
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsWorkers there have been spending their days fielding a tsunami of requests from at least 76,000 Oregonians… -
Critics warn coronavirus rules could mean sharp spike in…
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsAdvocates say the OLCC left public health out of the equation when alcohol regulations were loosened. -
How can we manage the stress of the coronavirus pandemic? OSU…
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsThree OSU academics have created a course to help people understand this stress and to find coping methods. -
Beaverton extends its shelter through May 31 in coronavirus…
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsPriority goes to homeless 60 and older or with underlying health conditions; enrollment is by phone. -
COVID-19: 548 total cases in Oregon, no new deaths reported
Portland Tribune - NewsOregon Health Authority clarifies that most recent fatality had an underlying health condition -
How Asian and Chinese businesses are dealing with COVID-19
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsThe Asian Pacific American Network of Oregon hopes to help Asian business owners during the coronavirus… -
Trump approves major disaster declaration for Oregon
Beaverton Valley Times - NewsThe president ordered federal assistance at the state, local and tribal levels for the coronavirus outbreak. -
'Don't accidentally kill someone,' Oregon COVID-19 ads warn
Portland Tribune - NewsOregon Gov. Kate Brown launched the new ad campaign Saturday with the help of Portland agency Wieden+Kennedy
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Portland health care workers can get free e-scooter rides
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Man alleges racial profiling in arrest by West Linn police
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Oregon schools shifting to 'distance learning'
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Oregon Gov. Kate Brown has (just) a cold
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COVID-19 projections improve for Oregon, not for Washington
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Pawn shop manager shot dead on 82nd, no arrests made yet
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Portland restaurants face panic, frustration as rents come due
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COVID cuts Free Hot Soup meals to once per week at Portland's Director Park
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Portland Chinatown Museum: 'Ethnic labeling' pandemic wrong
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How can we manage the stress of the coronavirus pandemic? OSU offers a free course
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Critics warn coronavirus rules could mean sharp spike in addiction relapses and overdoses
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At Wells Fargo call center, employees fear for their health
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Oregon unemployment-claims staff says agency not protecting them from coronavirus
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Intel reports first coronavirus case among Oregon employees
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12 OHSU staff test positive for coronavirus, more tests pending
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