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Jim Bernard questions what countys motives for tampering with virus data would be Outgoing Clackamas County Chair Jim Bernard says he is "dismayed" by Sandy Mayor Stan Pulliams statements about data related to the COVID-19 pandemic. Pulliam is leading a movement of local businesses that wish to open one level below the COVID-19 categories outlined by Oregon Gov. Kate Brown, starting Jan. 1. Last week, Pulliam told KATU News that Clackamas County is "misleading residents with numbers." On Tu...

Oregon counties start new year in updated coronavirus risk levels Dan McCarthy 24 Oregon counties are starting the year 2021 under the extreme risk category for COVID-19. The Oregon Health Authority assigns a county’s risk level by looking at COVID-19 metrics, and the level can shift up or down after a two-week period. Under the extreme risk category, social gatherings are limited to 6 people. Restaurants can resume outdoor dining; however, takeout is still highly recommended....

December 30 2020 Group of leaders, business owners lend support to Open Oregon movement, while others remain skeptical With the support of Sandy Mayor Stan Pulliam, Estacada Mayor Sean Drinkwine, Troutdale Mayor-elect Randy Lauer and Gresham City Councilor-elect Sue Piazza, among others, multiple local businesses plan to open to customers indoors on Friday, Jan. 1. The protest is being called "Open Oregon" and the goal is to highlight how brutal the state-mandated closures have been. Suppor...

OPB Peoples Rights holds a "non-compliance potluck," at Centennial Park in Redmond on Nov. 21, 2020. It’s been more than a month since rising virus cases prompted Oregon Gov. Kate Brown to issue more emergency public health orders. Now, defiance is growing. The room was bustling at a small Redmond restaurant the Monday after Christmas. A sign on the counter read, “If you’re not wearing a mask we assume you’re exempt.” Most people in view were not masked as they waited for food and mar...

They told me they feel like they have a gun to their head,” Pulliam said. “They’re down two days to be able to open or we’re going to lose them forever—or they take this very courageous stance and reopen.” (Jeff Reynolds – PJ Media)  The mayor of a small town in Oregon has had enough. Stan Pulliam, the Republican mayor of Sandy, Oregon, has heard from business owners. He’s heard from citizens. He’s even heard from the governor. He has asked the question, over and over, where�...

Tweet The mayor of a small town in Oregon has had enough. Stan Pulliam, the Republican mayor of Sandy, Oregon, has heard from business owners. He’s heard from citizens. He’s even heard from the governor. He has asked the question, over and over, where’s the evidence that lockdowns and the related economic devastation has worked to slow the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic? Pulliam has yet to get any answers. And he’s demanding action. In an exclusive interview with PJ Media, Pulliam sa...

Rural Multnomah, Clackamas businesses to defy COVID rules December 31 2020 Group of leaders, business owners lend support to Open Oregon movement, while others remain skeptical With the support of Sandy Mayor Stan Pulliam, Estacada Mayor Sean Drinkwine, Troutdale Mayor-elect Randy Lauer and Gresham City Councilor-elect Sue Piazza, among others, multiple local businesses plan to open to customers indoors on Friday, Jan. 1. The protest is being called "Open Oregon" and the goal is to h...

Local mayors hold rally calling on Oregon businesses to reopen on New Years Day KATU Staff UP NEXT ESTACADA, Ore. – The elected leaders of some Oregon towns gathered in Estacada Tuesday for a rally, calling on businesses to reopen on New Years Day. Those behind the rally said they feel small businesses are suffering, while large corporations are surviving the pandemic.  "We’re encouraging all businesses in these local Main Street communities to open your doors on January f...

A meeting was held Monday, Dec. 28 at Zim’s Brau Haus in The Dalles to discuss businesses around the state planning to open for on-premises business on Jan. 1, defying the governor’s mandate. The first speaker was Sandy Mayor Stan Pulliam, who has vocally supported movements like “Open Oregon.” Pulliam has recently promoted a coalition of businesses opening on New Year’s at events and on social media. “What we’re talking about doing is opening up safely, and i...

A Republican mayor in Oregon is encouraging business owners to defy the state’s coronavirus restrictions. Stan Pulliam, the mayor of Sandy, Ore., blasted Democratic Gov. Kate Brown’s orders after a state of emergency was declared until March 3, 2021. The previous executive order was set to expire on Jan. 2, 2021. "I think all Oregonians should take pause, stand up and say ‘this must stop,’" Pulliam told "America’s Newsroom" on Wednesday. A salon owner also accused the Oregon gover...