Spring Home & Garden 2020
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Apr 08, 2020
Estacada News - News
Social distancing requirements slow operations at Philip Foster Farm
The National Historic Site in Eagle Creek may remain closed this summer because of the impacts of COVID-19
Apr 08, 2020
Estacada News - News
Report: COVID-19 hitting Hispanic Oregonians hard
Breakdown of racial and ethnic numbers on confirmed virus cases shows a 'greater disparity.'
Apr 07, 2020
Estacada News - News
Mourning in the time of COVID-19
Estacada area funeral directors discuss the changes that the coronavirus pandemic has brought to their industry
Apr 06, 2020
Estacada News - News
Estacada Uncorked will not take place this year because of virus
The event in downtown Estacada typically connects attendees with food, drinks, live music and more
Apr 02, 2020
Estacada News - News
Estacada retailers move online to facilitate social distancing
COVID-19 presents difficulties, but business owners adapt to mainly online operations during pandemic
Apr 01, 2020
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Estacada churches use technology to bridge the distance
Facebook Live, YouTube become tools of the trade for pastors during this time of social distancing
Apr 01, 2020
Estacada News - News
Estacada School District program highlighted by Time Magazine
National outlet featured a story about meal delivery service, profile of bus driver connecting students with food
Mar 31, 2020
Estacada News - News
Nonprofit groups seek volunteers, donations
There are several ways to help community groups in the Estacada area during the coronavirus outbreak
Mar 31, 2020
Estacada News - News
Fueling those on the frontlines
Estacada coffee shop offers free items for first responders, store workers during the COVID-19 pandemic
Mar 30, 2020
Estacada News - News
Whitewater festival canceled amid COVID-19 outbreak
Gathering typically brings river enthusiasts to the Mt. Hood National Forest each May for competitions, clinics
Mar 29, 2020
Estacada News - News
Restaurants bring food, coffee to customers' doors amid pandemic
Estacada area eateries, coffee shops add delivery services to serve customers during the COVID-19 outbreak.
Mar 26, 2020
Estacada News - News
Estacada continues virtual school days amid statewide closures
Oregon schools will be closed through April 28 to slow the spread of coronavirus, meals will be available for students
Mar 26, 2020
Estacada News - News
Mt. Hood National Forest temporarily shutters recreation sites
Closures come in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, which has called for strict social distancing
Mar 25, 2020
Estacada News - News
Caring for one another during crisis
Estacada area groups provide food, other services for community members during COVID-19 outbreak
Mar 25, 2020
Estacada News - News
Estacada company connects community with internet
Reliance Connects creates internet hot spots at Estacada City Hall, library and First Baptist Church
Estacada News
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COVID-19: Oregon reports 83 new cases, six new deaths
Estacada News - NewsThe counties with the most total cases are Washington (311), Multnomah (302) and Marion (235) -
Brown sends first rapid virus test kits to Oregon's rural…
Estacada News - NewsA limited number of the Abbott machines means state officials set strict criteria for distribution. -
Community Cares Initiative providing seniors much needed supplies
Estacada News - NewsNew partnership between Clackamas County and Oregon Food Bank kicks off this week. -
COVID-19 concerns dominate calls to emotional support hotlines
Estacada News - NewsSometimes the pandemic is the center of callers concerns, other times it overshadowing challenges that… -
Immigrant farmworkers face unique challenges as coronavirus…
Estacada News - NewsAs this population works through some of the unique challenges they face due to the coronavirus, one radio… -
How are essential workers dealing with coronavirus?
Estacada News - News'I would personally rather be home, but I feel it's important work that we're still doing here.' -
COVID-19 protection: Put origami on your face?
Estacada News - NewsOak Grove couple asks whether current mask dilemma could be solved creatively -
Virtual jams, workbook keep ukulele players strumming
Estacada News - NewsCraig Chee, Sarah Maisel to host Online Mini Uke Fest on April 11; visit craigandsarah.com for more… -
Oregon schools closed through remainder of academic year
Estacada News - NewsGov. Kate Brown said distance learning to proceed, state plans for high school seniors to graduate. -
Oregon reports 58 new cases, 5 new deaths from COVID-19
Estacada News - NewsThe Oregon Health Authority said that as of April 8, the state has had 1,239 test positive for the… -
Missing Welches man found safe
Estacada News - NewsClackamas County Sheriff's Office located 78-year-old Wayne Thompson who'd been missing since March 31 -
Oregon Sen. Ron Wyden will renew effort to enable states to…
Estacada News - NewsHis comments come as Wisconsin proceeds with polling-place election during the virus pandemic. -
Church facilitates virtual fun for Easter in Estacada
Estacada News - NewsEstacada Assembly of God will host a Virtual Easter Egg Hunt on Sunday, April 12, through their Facebook page -
As Oregonians socially distance, the unhoused community comes…
Estacada News - News'You got the heroin addicts, the gang members and the punk rockers are all hanging out together. You wouldn't… -
COVID-19 could lead to 1.3 million in Oregon on Medicaid, study…
Estacada News - NewsDire scenario involves the state being swept by massive layoffs pushing the jobless rate to 25%. -
Former RN leads 'army of seamstresses' to protect N95s
Estacada News - NewsOregon City resident and state coordinator for Sewingforlives.com heads up Masks of Courage movement -
Oregon received half of 20,000 coronavirus tests announced
Estacada News - NewsNew details of the state's deal with Quest Diagnostics show tests will be stockpiled for anticipated surge. -
COVID-19: Four new deaths and 49 new cases reported in Oregon
Estacada News - NewsState now has 1,181 cases and 33 deaths reported; Washington, Multnomah and Marion counties have most cases -
Gladstone closes Meldrum Bar Park to vehicles
Estacada News - NewsCity closes boat dock to public; walking access still allowed for nearby citizens -
Lone candidate for Clackamas District Attorney talks policy
Estacada News - NewsAfter twenty years as a county prosecutor, John Wentworth has emerged as the presumptive winner of the top… -
Feds intercept 100 coronavirus test kits shipped to Portland…
Estacada News - NewsThe COVID-19 test kits were not approved by the Food and Drug Administration and prohibited from entering the… -
Lawmakers blast Oregon Health Authority over rural hospitals in…
Estacada News - NewsHospital revenue has dropped between 40% and 60% and more help is needed so hospitals can stay open. -
Multnomah County sees first cases of coronavirus in homeless…
Estacada News - NewsPublic health officials declined to say where people were living when diagnosed, but they worry the virus… -
Portland-area living rooms, kitchens transform into classrooms…
Estacada News - NewsGov. Kate Brown in March ordered the state's public schools to shutter until April 28 to fight virus. -
Oregon inmates sue Department of Corrections over COVID response
Estacada News - NewsFederal civil rights lawsuit claims the state is not slowing the spread of the virus inside its 14 prisons. -
As some U.S. farmers dump milk, Oregon dairies find new ways to…
Estacada News - NewsOregon Dairy Farmers Association head says 'a lot of it is just the supply chain that really is on its head… -
Northwest businesses fight confusion and the clock to get…
Estacada News - NewsMany banks weren't ready for the crush of applications, hampered in part by the 11th hour release of rules. -
Intel pledges $50 million to aid coronavirus response
Estacada News - NewsUp to $10 million will go toward a fund to support relief projects in communities where Intel operates led by… -
Hudson will serve as Estacada High School Principal
Estacada News - NewsAfter four years of leading Clackamas River Elementary School, Amy Hudson was selected as principal of… -
By the numbers: 64 new COVID-19 cases; 2 deaths
Estacada News - NewsOregon's recorded tally reaches 1,132 Monday, April 6, after state diverts entire shipment of ventilators to… -
Hospitals not yet overwhelmed by rush of virus patients
Estacada News - NewsState resumed sharing COVID-19 hospitalization data after unspecified 'data quality' issues. -
For people on the streets, relief from elements is scarce under…
Estacada News - NewsFor Portland residents who live in public spaces, closures make life particularly challenging - and for some,… -
Inmates in Oregon could be one solution to the face mask shortage
Estacada News - NewsOregon Corrections Enterprises is a self-sustaining business that operates in most state prisons and receives… -
Medical experts urge caution as potential COVID-19 treatments…
Estacada News - News'If we don't really know the benefits, I think it's important to seriously contemplate what the potential… -
Could a rent freeze work in Oregon? Landlords, experts are…
Estacada News - News'It's unfathomable to me that our city officials don't understand the domino effect that this will have.' -
Oregon City Farmers Market changes to pre-order drive-thru format
Estacada News - NewsStarting from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. on Saturday April 11, you'll no longer be able to browse vendor booths
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Oregon received half of 20,000 coronavirus tests announced
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Report: COVID-19 hitting Hispanic Oregonians hard
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Portland-area living rooms, kitchens transform into classrooms as schools…
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Delays in unemployment claims should end soon
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Another 6.6 million U.S. workers laid off in early April
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How are essential workers dealing with coronavirus?
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Immigrant farmworkers face unique challenges as coronavirus continues to…
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Amazon has hired 100 new associates in Salem since outbreak, seeks more
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Brown sends first rapid virus test kits to Oregon's rural hospitals
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COVID-19 concerns dominate calls to emotional support hotlines
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COVID-19 could lead to 1.3 million in Oregon on Medicaid, study says
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As Oregonians socially distance, the unhoused community comes together
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Oregon schools closed through remainder of academic year
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Intel pledges $50 million to aid coronavirus response
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As some U.S. farmers dump milk, Oregon dairies find new ways to handle…
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Northwest businesses fight confusion and the clock to get emergency loans
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Oregon inmates sue Department of Corrections over COVID response
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Arlene Schnitzer: Role model, wife, mom, aunt, friend
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