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Oregon has yet to collect any money from businesses fined for flouting COVID-19 safety rules

Oregon has yet to collect any money from businesses fined for flouting COVID-19 safety rules OregonLive.com 2 hrs ago Jamie Goldberg, oregonlive.com © Samantha Swindler | The Oregonia/Samantha Swindler Courthouse Club Fitness accepted a federal coronavirus relief loan of over million last April. It has also been fined over 00,000 by the state of Oregon for repeatedly violating coronavirus safety regulations. State workplace safety officials have issued at least 20 citations to Oregon businesses for flagrantly violating COVID-19 safety restrictions since the start of the pandemic last March, collectively fining those businesses more than $400,000. But the state has yet to collect any of that money.

Eligibility for people 16 and older to get the Pfizer vaccine begins

Eligibility for people 16 and older to get the Pfizer vaccine begins April 19 began eligibility for people 16 and older to get the Pfizer vaccine.Moderna is still only available for people 18 and older in Oregon. Posted: Apr 19, 2021 7:19 PM Posted By: Tyler Ridgle CENTRAL POINT, Ore. April 19 began eligibility for people 16 and older to get the Pfizer vaccine. Moderna is still only available for people 18 and older in Oregon. Jackson and Josephine County Public Health continue to urge people to get vaccinated. Major COVID-19 vaccine providers are still conducting research on whether or not is safe for age groups under 16. According to Harvard health, children can develop COVID-19. Many of them having no symptoms. Those who do get sick tend to experience milder symptoms such as low-grade fever, fatigue, and cough. Some children have had severe complications, but this has been less common.

Josephine Co hoping to change COVID-19 metrics - KOBI-TV NBC5 / KOTI-TV NBC2

SOUTHERN OREGON, Ore. A steady increase in COVID-19 hospitalizations and cases continues to bring a concern to local health officials. “We are seeing the hospitalizations going up, it is a worrisome sign,” said Dr. Shames, Jackson County Medical Director. Jackson County says it’s seen a 17% increase in the number of cases per week.  “If you do the math, we’ve had about an increase of about a third more cases in just two weeks,” said Shames. Under the state’s new metrics, county risk levels include statewide COVID-19 hospitalizations. If there are 300 hospitalizations and a 15% increase over a 7 day period, then counties whose data places them in extreme will go to that category. If the state’s hospital numbers aren’t that bad, counties that qualify for extreme will stay at high.

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