Oregon - News in the Grove (Page 20)

Oregon Democrats propose $17 minimum wage

The Oregon Capitol building in Salem. Photo: Chas Hundley A bill referred to the Oregon speakers desk that has yet to be assigned to a committee would raise the

By Daniel Pearson - Gales Creek Journal

/ 4 Mar 2021

Oregon Democrats propose $17 minimum wage

FDA approves Johnson & Johnson's vaccine for emergency use

Ansu Drammeh, R.N., a cardiovascular intensive care nurse at OHSU, is given the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine on Wednesday, December 16 by Ryan Thrower, D.M.D., who, according to OHSU,

By Chas Hundley

/ 27 Feb 2021

FDA approves Johnson & Johnson's vaccine for emergency use

'Abnormal Market Disruption' declared as state tries to quash reported winter storm price gouging

The Gales Creek Valley on Saturday, February 13. Photo: Chas Hundley As hundreds of thousands of Oregonians grapple with extended power losses throughout the Willamette Valley, some have had no

By Chas Hundley

/ 16 Feb 2021

'Abnormal Market Disruption' declared as state tries to quash reported winter storm price gouging

'Ice Storm Warning' to begin at 1 p.m. Sunday

Icicles hang from a gutter in Gales Creek on Feb. 12, 2021. Photo: Chas Hundley An Ice Storm Warning issued by the National Weather Service for the Greater Portland Metro

By Chas Hundley

/ 14 Feb 2021

'Ice Storm Warning' to begin at 1 p.m. Sunday

State of emergency declared for Willamette Valley winter weather

The Gales Creek Valley on Saturday, February 13. Photo: Chas Hundley Oregon Governor Kate Brown declared a state of emergency on Saturday due to the severe winter weather in the

By Gales Creek Journal

/ 13 Feb 2021

State of emergency declared for Willamette Valley winter weather

Fishing is free Saturday & Sunday, Feb. 13 and 14

Dorman Pond in Gales Creek. Photo: Chas Hundley Free Fishing Weekend will return to Oregon on Friday & Saturday, February 13 & 14, the first of four such "Free

By Chas Hundley

/ 11 Feb 2021

Fishing is free Saturday & Sunday, Feb. 13 and 14

High school football coming back to Oregon

Governor Kate Brown announced changes are coming to the Oregon Heath Authority's guidance prohibiting contact sports, and the news could mean that football is coming back to Forest

By Chas Hundley

/ 10 Feb 2021

School sports: Soccer, cross country approved, volleyball a maybe, football still an unknown

The Forest Grove High School. Photo: Brenda Schaffer The Oregon School Activities Association (OSAA) Executive Board met Monday, February 8 to discuss the fate of a number of sports, approving

By Chas Hundley

/ 8 Feb 2021

School sports: Soccer, cross country approved, volleyball a maybe, football still an unknown

Oregon passes 2,000 coronavirus fatalities

Ansu Drammeh, R.N., a cardiovascular intensive care nurse at OHSU, is given the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine on Wednesday, December 16 by Ryan Thrower, D.M.D., who, according to OHSU,

By Chas Hundley

/ 5 Feb 2021

Oregon passes 2,000 coronavirus fatalities

Oregon Congressional delegation safe after Trump supporters storm U.S. Capitol

United States Capitol. File photo: Chas Hundley Violence erupted in the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday as supporters of President Donald Trump stormed into the U.S. Capitol, which just

By Chas Hundley & Daniel Pearson - Gales Creek Journal

/ 6 Jan 2021

Oregon Congressional delegation safe after Trump supporters storm U.S. Capitol

COVID-19 risk status lowered in six counties

Face masks. Photo: Chas Hundley Governor Kate Brown on Tuesday, December 29 announced updates to the risk levels in all Oregon counties under the state's public health framework

By Chas Hundley

/ 29 Dec 2020

COVID-19 risk status lowered in six counties

Grace period for expired tags, driver's licenses extended for some

Photo courtesy of ODOT A grace period for some Oregon residents with expiring vehicle registration, permit or drivers licenses has been extended to three months after expiry, but only

By Chas Hundley

/ 24 Dec 2020

Grace period for expired tags, driver's licenses extended for some