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Oregon reports 73 new COVID-19 cases, one new death

Oregon reports 73 new COVID-19 cases, one new death

Daily report for April 3: Oregon authorities caution against reliance on fabric masks as cases inch toward 900
How to manage stress, anxiety in time of crisis

How to manage stress, anxiety in time of crisis

NAMI Clackamas continues to support those experiencing mental health issues
Portland City Commissioner Hardesty voices concerns about…

Portland City Commissioner Hardesty voices concerns about…

Her comments cast a shadow on the funding proposal Metro may take to voters in November.
Oregon unemployment claims hit 90,000 in shutdown

Oregon unemployment claims hit 90,000 in shutdown

State Employment Department hiring more staff to handled expected influx of claims.
Chair of Oregon House Health Care Committee urges governor…

Chair of Oregon House Health Care Committee urges governor…

Rep. Andrea Salinas, a Democrat serving Lake Oswego and portions of Southwest Portland, wants a session to discuss health care issues.
Many Oregon hospitals have less than week's supply of…

Many Oregon hospitals have less than week's supply of…

A chaotic supply chain has left the state's frontline health care workers scrambling to find PPEs.
Medicaid mental health providers see spike in demand

Medicaid mental health providers see spike in demand

'It's a bit early to tell what the increase might be, but we know there is an increase, and we're prepared for it.'
Stay local: A list of Lake Oswego businesses you can help…

Stay local: A list of Lake Oswego businesses you can help…

While you're sheltering in place, you can help support an array of businesses that are still operating in some capacity
Busy signals: Oregonians struggle to file for unemployment

Busy signals: Oregonians struggle to file for unemployment

Oregon's Employment Department is finding it difficult to handle a record number of new claims.
Cats can get coronavirus and pass it to other cats; dogs…

Cats can get coronavirus and pass it to other cats; dogs…

Chinese scientists studying effects of COVID-19 found that the virus 'replicates poorly' in dogs.
Beavercreek groups, Pizza Schmizza offer free meals

Beavercreek groups, Pizza Schmizza offer free meals

'We came together to assist students in our rural area who need support while not attending school' - Tammy Stevens, Hamlet of Beavercreek
FIT4MOM locations, including Lake Oswego, go virtual

FIT4MOM locations, including Lake Oswego, go virtual

Mothers can now connect and take fitness classes online, first-timers receive free week
From the Publisher: Pamplin temporarily combining newspapers

From the Publisher: Pamplin temporarily combining newspapers

Our print product looks different, but we're still committed to local journalism
COVID-19: OHA reports 47 new cases, one new death

COVID-19: OHA reports 47 new cases, one new death

Also notes that one new case reported yesterday was actually in Washington state
Survey: Oregonians stressed by COVID-19

Survey: Oregonians stressed by COVID-19

DHM Research survey shows anxiety is widespread, with most afraid of getting sick and their financial future.
Commercial evictions won't be allowed in Oregon, Brown says

Commercial evictions won't be allowed in Oregon, Brown says

The governor issued a strengthened executive order Wednesday placing a moratorium on evictions for nonpayment.
Why insurers won't cover businesses' coronavirus losses

Why insurers won't cover businesses' coronavirus losses

Northwest small-business owners are bracing for a wave of insurance denials after closures.
Costco to limit number of shoppers admitted per membership…

Costco to limit number of shoppers admitted per membership…

The warehouse chain previously implemented other changes, including new weekday closing hours and special hours for members 60 and older.
Strong evidence seen that Oregon's coronavirus restrictions…

Strong evidence seen that Oregon's coronavirus restrictions…

A model by University of Washington researchers forecast that Oregon's hospital system will be capable of handling the flow of patients with the…
How many Oregonians have recovered from coronavirus? State…

How many Oregonians have recovered from coronavirus? State…

The state can't offer the metric that might offer a small consolation to many in the face of a deadly pandemic.Because it has no clue.
Police log

Police log

Information for the public safety column comes from public records of the Lake Oswego Police Department.
Oregon schools shifting to 'distance learning'

Oregon schools shifting to 'distance learning'

State education department says districts are unlikely to re-open this school year
COVID-19 projections improve for Oregon, not for Washington

COVID-19 projections improve for Oregon, not for Washington

Peak resource use also predicted to happen later than originally projected, probably early May.
Mt. Scott Community Center to become coronavirus homeless…

Mt. Scott Community Center to become coronavirus homeless…

Advocates are increasingly calling for it as a way to protect homeless people and enforce social distancing for people living outdoors.
Goodwill lays off more than 2,600 workers, hopes to…

Goodwill lays off more than 2,600 workers, hopes to…

Well-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…

Portland restaurants face panic, frustration as rents come…

The risk of evictions looms, groups are asking for various forms of financial relief.
Hasson Company starts Go Fund Me for meals for medical…

Hasson Company starts Go Fund Me for meals for medical…

Restaurateur, real estate agents come up with plan that benefits food servers, medical staff
Oregon Gov. Kate Brown has (just) a cold

Oregon Gov. Kate Brown has (just) a cold

The governor consulted a doctor who 'has advised her that the symptoms do not align with that of coronavirus and has not recommended that she be…
Here's what first look at symptoms of some Oregon…

Here's what first look at symptoms of some Oregon…

Just more than 100 people in Multnomah County have tested positive, trailing Washington and Marion counties.
At Wells Fargo call center, employees fear for their health

At Wells Fargo call center, employees fear for their health

Wells Fargo workers contemplate using sick time to avoid dangerous office conditions

Frustrated workers: 'I will be infected' without…

Frustrated workers: 'I will be infected' without…
Union-organized video conference highlights problems facing state workplaces, medical care professionals on frontlines of the COVID-19 fight.

Are you suddenly your child's teacher? You're not…

Are you suddenly your child's teacher? You're not…
We've compiled, with the help of teachers, a list of free local and national online resources.

Oregon will begin inspecting workplaces over…

Oregon will begin inspecting workplaces over…
Hundreds of Oregon workers say their employers are failing to heed the governor's call for social distancing.

Portland-area crafters begin making masks for…

Portland-area crafters begin making masks for…
Stuck-at-home Portlanders take matters into their own hands to combat a medical mask shortage.

'Don't give up': Operator of senior center with…

'Don't give up': Operator of senior center with…
Outbreak at Regency Park is second largest at a senior care facility in Oregon and the third largest at a single location.

Intel reports first coronavirus case among Oregon…

Intel reports first coronavirus case among Oregon…
Intel CEO Bob Swan said its factories in Oregon and elsewhere 'continue to operate on a relatively normal basis' during the outbreak.

Oregon unemployment-claims staff says agency not…

Oregon unemployment-claims staff says agency not…
Workers there have been spending their days fielding a tsunami of requests from at least 76,000 Oregonians who have been laid off.

Critics warn coronavirus rules could mean sharp…

Critics warn coronavirus rules could mean sharp…
Advocates say the OLCC left public health out of the equation when alcohol regulations were loosened.

How can we manage the stress of the coronavirus…

How can we manage the stress of the coronavirus…
Three OSU academics have created a course to help people understand this stress and to find coping methods.

Life under COVID-19: 'We all need to adjust'

Life under COVID-19: 'We all need to adjust'
New routines emerge for Clackamas County citizens hoping to survive global pandemic

How Asian and Chinese businesses are dealing with…

How Asian and Chinese businesses are dealing with…
The Asian Pacific American Network of Oregon hopes to help Asian business owners during the coronavirus pandemic.

Trump approves major disaster declaration for Oregon

Trump approves major disaster declaration for Oregon
The president ordered federal assistance at the state, local and tribal levels for the coronavirus outbreak.

Local fitness centers move to online platforms

Local fitness centers move to online platforms
Gym, yoga studio owners encourage folks to practice self-care and fitness at home

Crowdsourcing coronavirus: Help us capture history

Crowdsourcing coronavirus: Help us capture history
The Review is calling for submissions as we compile a photo journal of the COVID-19 crisis

Oregon attorney general targets four stores for…

Oregon attorney general targets four stores for…
The Oregon Justice Department has sent letters to four convenience stores, three in the Salem area and one in Portland, in response to multiple…

'A very difficult decision': 2020 Lake Oswego Lake…

'A very difficult decision': 2020 Lake Oswego Lake…
Those who registered for the 2020 Lake Run can get refunds through May 31, though they are urged to consider donation

Lake Oswego Police to start prescription delivery…

Lake Oswego Police to start prescription delivery…
Employees will deliver medications from local pharmacies to elderly, medically compromised

Oregon City emergency declaration allows for…

Oregon City emergency declaration allows for…
City manager: Clackamas County might need to build temporary structures like hand-washing stations without having to go through usual zoning-code…

Police log

Police log
Information for the public safety column comes from public records of the Lake Oswego Police Department.

Lake Oswego construction projects still on track -…

Lake Oswego construction projects still on track -…
Lake Oswego staff have no plans on halting City Hall, Boones Ferry Road projects

Oregon delegation seeks federal disaster…

Oregon delegation seeks federal disaster…
Bipartisan letter to White House comes in support of governor's COVID-19 disaster request.

Oregon projections: ‘Significant surge, PPE…

Oregon projections: ‘Significant surge, PPE…
Doctors say if social distancing requirements are lifted, the state could see about 15,000 people sick with COVID-19 by May 8.

Unemployment claims hit 76,500 in mid-March

Unemployment claims hit 76,500 in mid-March
State Employment Department hired new people and shifted staff to deal with expected massive increase in claims.

Religious and faith communities continue services…

Religious and faith communities continue services…
'This is exactly the time when people need their religious communities and the faith and the strength and the support and the connection.'

Providers, insurers brace for virus financial…

Providers, insurers brace for virus financial…
State asked insurance companies to evaluate how the pandemic might affect their finances and operations.

State police: Stay-at-home order isn’t martial law

State police: Stay-at-home order isn’t martial law
Police won't stop you from driving, but popular destinations ask visitors to stay away until pandemic has passed.

Coronavirus could kill many Oregon ballot…

Coronavirus could kill many Oregon ballot…
Initiatives dealing with gun control, clean energy and highway tolls appear increasingly unlikely to make the ballot.

Lake Oswego private school quickly pivots to online…

Lake Oswego private school quickly pivots to online…
Maayan Torah Day School finds creative ways to meet students needs during school closures

NAMI Clackamas County member's book inspires readers

NAMI Clackamas County member's book inspires readers
Sherry Joiner's 'Last Miracle for Maria' addresses suicide, offers advice on alcoholism and mental illness

Don't flush those wipes you're using against…

Don't flush those wipes you're using against…
Oregon sewer-treatment providers warn so-called 'flushable' disinfectant towels could clog up systems

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