Health and Wellness 2020
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Apr 09, 2020
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Molalla Library: Still plenty to do and see
With its doors closed, Molalla Library staff have been brain-storming programs to keep its patron engaged
Apr 07, 2020
Molalla Pioneer - News
COVID-19 reaches Molalla
There is at least one known case of COVID-19 in the Molalla area, possibly more
Apr 06, 2020
Molalla Pioneer - News
Colton Fire responds to COVID-19
With personal protective equipment needed for every call, businesses pitch in to provide it
Apr 06, 2020
Molalla Pioneer - News
Single-vehicle crash sends five to hospitals
Two children thrown from vehicle; driver arrested for driving under influence of intoxicants
Apr 03, 2020
Molalla Pioneer - News
Local schools implement distance learning
Colton and Molalla school districts are working feverishly to provide distance learning for all, per new direction from ODE
Apr 02, 2020
Molalla Pioneer - News
Molalla FFA member runs for state officer post
MHS senior Emilie Mendoza will compete for seat in May during a virtual convention
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Rent strike? Most Oregonians still paying the landlord
Portland Tribune - NewsWhile the numbers vary from company to company, no dataset shows the situation landlords feared most: one… -
On Tap: April 15
Molalla Pioneer - NewsCheck out a few of these upcoming events happening soon in the Canby and Molalla areas -
Colton residents have fun during shut-in
Molalla Pioneer - NewsBetween a positivity board, rotating gorilla, free books and more, Colton folks are making staying at home fun -
Two Canby women vie for House District 39 Democratic nomination
Molalla Pioneer - NewsBanker Tessah Danel and OHSU nursing student Julia Hill compete for chance to unseat Republican Christine… -
Oregon Sen. Ron Wyden will renew effort to enable states to…
Molalla Pioneer - NewsHis comments come as Wisconsin proceeds with polling-place election during the virus pandemic. -
State sees 48th Coronavirus death, 1,371 confirmed cases
Molalla Pioneer - NewsThe state of Oregon announced 51 new cases of the novel coronavirus on Friday, April 10. -
COVID-19: Oregon reports 83 new cases, six new deaths
Molalla Pioneer - 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…
Molalla Pioneer - NewsA limited number of the Abbott machines means state officials set strict criteria for distribution. -
Pool staff makes the best of closure
Molalla Pioneer - NewsWhile pool passes are on hold and lessons rescheduled, pool staff completes maintenance projects -
Community Cares Initiative providing seniors much needed supplies
Molalla Pioneer - NewsNew partnership between Clackamas County and Oregon Food Bank kicks off this week. -
COVID-19 concerns dominate calls to emotional support hotlines
Molalla Pioneer - NewsSometimes the pandemic is the center of callers concerns, other times it overshadowing challenges that… -
Immigrant farmworkers face unique challenges as coronavirus…
Molalla Pioneer - 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?
Molalla Pioneer - 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?
Molalla Pioneer - NewsOak Grove couple asks whether current mask dilemma could be solved creatively -
Virtual jams, workbook keep ukulele players strumming
Molalla Pioneer - 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
Molalla Pioneer - 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
Molalla Pioneer - NewsThe Oregon Health Authority said that as of April 8, the state has had 1,239 test positive for the… -
Report: COVID-19 hitting Hispanic Oregonians hard
Molalla Pioneer - NewsBreakdown of racial and ethnic numbers on confirmed virus cases shows a 'greater disparity.' -
As Oregonians socially distance, the unhoused community comes…
Molalla Pioneer - 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…
Molalla Pioneer - NewsDire scenario involves the state being swept by massive layoffs pushing the jobless rate to 25%. -
College life
Molalla Pioneer - NewsPlenty of local students make the 2019-20 winter term honor roll at Clackamas Community College -
Molalla welcomes new print shop
Molalla Pioneer - NewsTriangle Design and Print, in the old Wires Building, offers full slate of functions -
Former RN leads 'army of seamstresses' to protect N95s
Molalla Pioneer - NewsOregon City resident and state coordinator for Sewingforlives.com heads up Masks of Courage movement -
Oregon received half of 20,000 coronavirus tests announced
Molalla Pioneer - 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
Molalla Pioneer - 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
Molalla Pioneer - NewsCity closes boat dock to public; walking access still allowed for nearby citizens -
Lone candidate for Clackamas District Attorney talks policy
Molalla Pioneer - 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…
Molalla Pioneer - 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…
Molalla Pioneer - 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…
Molalla Pioneer - 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…
Molalla Pioneer - 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
Molalla Pioneer - 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…
Molalla Pioneer - 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…
Molalla Pioneer - 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
Molalla Pioneer - NewsUp to $10 million will go toward a fund to support relief projects in communities where Intel operates led by… -
Molalla: City keeps on keeping on
Molalla Pioneer - NewsDespite closures, the business of the city is continuing, though with COVID-19 precautions in place
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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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10 residents at Portland nursing home dead from coronavirus
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Will parks in Portland, Gresham lure COVID crowds?
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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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