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Washington State University Vancouver has received a $10,000 grant from The Kroger Co. Zero Hunger | Zero Waste Foundation in partnership with Fred Meyer.
Posted on 461 Institutional Property Advisors (IPA), a division of Marcus & Millichap (NYSE: MMI), as exclusive advisor to Cincinnati-based The Kroger Co. and Portland-based Fred Meyer Stores Inc., announced today the successful sale to Florida-based Benderson Development and leaseback of a 4.5-million-square-foot, 28-property portfolio of absolute net-leased Fred Meyer superstores consisting of 380 acres across Washington, Oregon, Idaho, and Alaska. “We want to congratulate and acknowledge the hardworking teams at Fred Meyer Sto...
Highest Number of Medals Awarded as Oregon Wine Quality Impresses Judges April 01, 2021 McMinnville, OR, March 31, 2021: The McMinnville Wine & Food Classic completed its 28th annual wine competition on Saturday 3/27/21 despite Covid restrictions. Judging was postponed from January 9th due to the pandemic. The wine competition supports the main event – the consumer festival in March - which has been canceled until 2022. Both the competition and festival are dedicated fundraisers for McMinnville's St. James Catholic School and have raised hundreds of thousands of dollars for programs b...
COVID Vaccines: Private Sector Could Cure Rollout Disparities February 19, 2021 Businesses touted as solution to distributing COVID-19 vaccines. On May 15 Oregon’s COVID-19 vaccination strategy was dictated by Operation Warp Speed, the Trump administration’s vaccine plan. Although the plan distributed vaccines to states quickly, it lacked state-level guidelines and distributed fewer doses than promised. State officials and health care providers were put in a precarious position of having to decide how to distribute a limited amount of vaccines. Some health systems prioritized vaccinating ...
Juneau, Alaska (KINY) - The State of Alaska calls the shots on how COVID-19 vaccines are distributed. Juneau Mayor Beth Weldon would like to see that changed. She said on the KINY Morning Show that they have tried to work with the state in seeking more control over allocations since they know more about the community. "But so far the state is choosing to do it themselves through their allocation committee," the mayor said The state will receive 52,900 COVID-19 doses this month. About 16,000 doses are allocated to the Indian Health Service. Governor Mike Dunleavy says the...