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As City Clears Laurelhurst Homeless Camp, Unhoused Portlanders Enter Familiar Cycle of Displacement

As City Clears Laurelhurst Homeless Camp, Unhoused Portlanders Enter Familiar Cycle of Displacement
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Oregon calls for counties to 'take action now' to slow resurgent coronavirus

Oregon calls for counties to ‘take action now’ to slow resurgent coronavirus
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Fedor Zarkhin, oregonlive.com
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Ulmaskhon Rustamova, right, 56, received her first COVID-19 vaccination at a Multnomah County vaccination clinic in the former Fabric Depot building at Southeast 122nd Avenue in Portland. With her is physician Joseph Eisenberg, left, who works for the county in Gresham. June 16, 2021 Beth Nakamura/Staff
Oregon health officials say they have no plans to restore statewide coronavirus restrictions amid a new and concerning resurgence of infections, and instead encouraged county governments Thursday to consider measures to slow spread.

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Sister of man fatally shot by Portland police officer says family devastated by loss: 'My heart is gone'

Sister of man fatally shot by Portland police officer says family devastated by loss: 'My heart is gone'
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Expert: Visuals of houseless crisis exacerbated by lack of resources downtown

Expert: Visuals of Portland houseless crisis exacerbated by lack of resources downtown
Kim James with Cascadia Behavioral Health says some homeless individuals may be pitching several tents as the pandemic cut down on daytime services.
Author: Maggie Vespa
Updated: 10:44 AM PDT May 28, 2021
PORTLAND, Ore. — It's no secret Portland's housing crisis was worsened by the pandemic, but it remains unknown just how much the region's homeless population has grown in the last year.
Economists estimate a 40-45% rise in homelessness during the pandemic, but we can't be sure yet how much that number has grown.
Cascadia Behavioral Healthcare (CBH) has deployed outreach teams to help people on the streets find basic services and housing.

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Old Town: As homeless camping increases, business owners and unhoused cry for more help

Old Town: As homeless camping increases, business owners and unhoused cry for more help
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Today 7:00 AM
The scene outside Union Gospel Mission in Old Town during a free lunch service. April 27, 2021. Beth Nakamura/StaffThe Oregonian
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Under the wail of passing trains, Portland’s Old Town residents and business owners swap stories of the latest neighborhood goings on. Their conversations repeat themselves week after week. They fear crime is increasing. They’re bothered by tents lining sidewalks and trash piling up. They’re frustrated that first responders don’t arrive quickly when homeless neighbors experience a mental health crisis. And they worry about the immense task of reopening their businesses after a year of closures.

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Fewer COVID-19 vaccine shots given in Oregon, likely due to less supply and less demand, officials say

Fewer COVID-19 vaccine shots given in Oregon, likely due to less supply and less demand, officials say
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32 mins ago
Fedor Zarkhin, oregonlive.com
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Garlington Health Center, run by Cascadia Behavioral Healthcare in Northeast Portland, was offering COVID-19 vaccinations to qualified individuals Friday. Event organizers were also hoping to reach Portlands homeless population. March 19, 2021 Beth Nakamura/Staff
Oregon has been steadily administering fewer COVID-19 vaccines over the last few weeks, reflecting a national trend that officials say can be attributed both to less supply of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine and decreased demand in rural counties.

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Mental health leaders brief board on crisis services in wake of deadly police shooting

April 23, 2021
Leaders from the County’s Behavioral Health Division briefed the Board of County Commissioners on the Mobile Crisis Program Tuesday, April 20, outlining the full scope of crisis services available to Multnomah County residents.
Mobile crisis services play a key role in emergency situations that don’t require law enforcement, fire or ambulance services. The COVID-19 pandemic, the racial justice movement, criminal justice reform, and other crises have underscored the need for easy access to mental health services, experts told the Board Tuesday.
The death last Friday of Robert Delgado underscores that need. Delgado, a resident experiencing homelessness who lived with mental illness, was shot during an encounter with Portland Police. His death has amplified calls for a new approach to responding to 9-1-1 calls that may have a mental health component.

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Pamplin Media Group - Portland shuts down homeless veteran housing complex

Portland shuts down homeless veteran housing complex
All residents are moved to a nearby motel because of chronic health and safety problems.
The City of Portland shut down a government-funded veteran-supportive housing complex, deeming it dangerous to live in. The decision came after officials and contractors discovered water damage and a deteriorating roof, which led to a serious ceiling collapse and mold infestation.
This action is forcing all of the veterans who lived there out of the property, leaving them with an uncertain future for long-term housing. Those veterans say the building has been neglected for years. Now, they're worried about where they're going to live.

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Many Oregon people of color eager to get vaccinated against COVID-19 while others wait for answers

Many Oregon people of color eager to get vaccinated against COVID-19 while others wait for answers
Updated 6:00 AM;
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Julia Mines didn’t want to get vaccinated against COVID-19, fully aware of the nation’s history of medical experimentation on African Americans. But she did it anyway.
“I needed to set an example,” said Mines, director of a drug and alcohol recovery center for Black Portlanders.
But, in the end, only two of her seven employees at The Miracles Club have gotten shots, she said, even though they had early access because they work face-to-face with people of color.

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Alcohol tax hike would greatly expand addiction treatment in Oregon, but opponents say the state should use existing taxes

Alcohol tax hike would greatly expand addiction treatment in Oregon, but opponents say the state should use existing taxes
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