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Restaurants get busy with Mother's Day business

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The Mother's Day tradition of taking mom out to eat is a little harder to accomplish these days. Even with limited capacity, restaurants are making...
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Vaccine supply outpacing demand in Washington and Oregon

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Health workers continue to vaccinate thousands in Oregon and Washington but officials are concerned about weakening demand. PORTLAND, Ore. — In Oregon and Washington,...
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Counties in SW Washington being put under stricter restrictions while others remain more open

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Washington state officials will announce on Tuesday which counties will revert to the more restrictive Phase 2, and if those few already there will remain....
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Vandals involved in nighttime riots test Portlanders' patience

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Police arrested six people Saturday, most during a "direct action" demonstration Saturday night that damaged city hall and businesses downtown PORTLAND, Oregon — It’s...
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Everyone 16 and older in Washington now eligible for COVID-19 vaccine

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Clark County Public Health director Dr. Alan Melnick said young people make up the largest group in which case numbers are rising. VANCOUVER, Wash....
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Yard and garden centers having easier time with 2nd springtime in pandemic

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Last spring most garden centers were only doing phone-in orders and curbside pickup. This year, eager gardeners are donning their masks and shopping in person....
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Nonprofit aiding those with chronic illness damaged during Portland protest

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PORTLAND, Ore. — A nonprofit that helps people suffering from Lupus was the target of vandals. However, they may have been targeting the next-door...
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Restaurants in 6 Oregon counties, including Multnomah, brace for cutback to indoor dining capacity

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Multnomah County is one of six Oregon counties moving back to the state's "high risk" level on Friday, April 9, because of rising COVID cases....
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New socially distanced venue to host Waterfront Blues Festival, other events in Portland this summer

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A Portland events company is poised to turn a former shipyard into a 7-acre outdoor event venue for the summer, with COVID-19 protocols in place....
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Temporary outdoor dining in Vancouver gets a major extension

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The ability to offer outdoor dining has saved some local restaurants during COVID restrictions. Now it will continue for at least three more years. ...
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