Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue opening vaccination site in Wilsonville
This article was updated from its original version.
Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue will vaccinate qualified residents and employees working for county and city governments at the Clackamas Community College campus near Town Center.
The facility will open starting Monday, Feb. 22 and run Monday through Friday. Stefan Myers, a TVF&R public affairs officer, said 850 people are scheduled to receive the COVID-19 vaccine this week. A lot of the vaccines in our tri-county area are going to the Portland Convention Center or the drive-through at the airport. For our community this is a great resource especially for community members who can t access those options in Portland very easily, Clackamas County Public Health Director Philip Mason-Joyner said.
Portland mayor to halt funding for Hazelnut Grove homeless February 17 2021
Employees under Ted Wheeler suggest Commissioner Jo Ann Hardesty can pick up the tab for the tiny home village.
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ayor Ted Wheeler will continue funding Hazelnut Grove for six months, per Commissioner Dan Ryan. But Wheeler s staff contradicted Ryan, saying there is no firm timeline for such an extension. Confused? So are we. Either way, find the latest news here
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Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler plans to chop off roughly $1,500 in monthly funding to Hazelnut Grove Village. And officials are moving forward with relocation plans some residents have vowed to resist.
Workers hopeful after union vote at Hillsboro Medical Center
In January, nearly 450 workers formed a union at the OHSU Health Hillsboro Medical Center.
A once-in-a-century pandemic has made the past year a frightening time to work in a hospital.
But Shellie Powers, a patient access representative in the emergency room at the OHSU Health Hillsboro Medical Center, said she s more hopeful than ever that she ll have the support she needs as a frontline healthcare worker going forward.
In January, 450 workers at the downtown Hillsboro hospital, formerly known as Tuality Community Hospital, formed a union under Oregon AFSCME Council 75.
Of 225 mail-in ballots cast, 164 people voted in favor of unionizing.
South Dakota Attorney General Avoids Manslaughter Charge, Only Faces 90 Days For Fatal Hit-And-Run
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South Dakota Attorney General Jason Ravnsborg’s Ford Taurus at the scene of the impact the following morning.
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Joe Boever was stranded on the side of the road after his truck was disabled in a ditch on Saturday, September 12, 2020. He was struck and killed by a vehicle driven by South Dakota Attorney GeneralJason Ravnsborg, who has now been sentenced with three misdemeanor charges for the fatal hit-and-run.
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When Northgate developer Gary Erickson was a boy growing up in Colorado Springs, he said, there was nothing for a kid to do.
Now Erickson is on a mission to make sure no kid growing up in Colorado Springs will ever be able to say the same thing again.
Erickson recently worked out a deal with Topgolf Entertainment Group to open a new, multilevel venue at Polaris Pointe, the 200-acre project heâs been developing at Interstate 25 and North Gate Boulevard for the past seven years.