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Restaurants to Close or Only Allow Take-out or Delivery It will be a St. Patrick’s Day to remember for years to come. With yesterday’s announcement from Governor Kate Brown that she will sign an executive order today to limit gatherings and ban restaurants and bars from operating under normal circumstances, […]
Governor Brown Announcement Expected It could come down at any moment. Governor Kate Brown indicated that sometime today she would decide if the dangers posed by the COVID-19 virus warrant the mandatory closing of Restaurants and bars that seat over 50 people. This comes on the heels of Washington’s governor […]
School Cancelled Local Schools are responding to the executive order from Governor Kate Brown and closing schools until the end of the month. Brown’s initial executive order did not specifically target schools, but limits activities where a space of at least three feet between individuals cannot be maintained. A subsequent […]
School Virus Plan There are currently no known positive cases of coronavirus in Lane County, although a Eugene woman was tested yesterday and is awaiting results from the test, but here in Florence the Siuslaw School district is making plans in case of an outbreak here that may cause the […]
Crisis Training Scheduled The Western Lane Fire and EMS Authority is working on building their Crisis Response Team and offering free training for people that want to participate. Lori Severance is in charge of the team and she says it takes a person with a special set of qualities. “The […]
School Letter Addresses COVID-19 A letter directed to students, family and staff at Siuslaw Schools went out yesterday to update what is being done regarding the potential for a coronavirus outbreak. The letter, sent out by Siuslaw School Superintendent, Andy Grzeskowiak, says that the district is working closely with local […]
Covid-19 State of Emergency Over the weekend Governor Kate Brown declared a state of emergency regarding the Coronavirus. Confirmed cases of the virus are at 14 in the state. Today lawmakers in the capital will consider a $5,000,000 package to fight the virus and provide more testing. Yesterday the Oregon […]
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