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Food carts and food cart pods were able to weather the storm of the pandemic or perhaps even benefit because they were built for to-go orders and people feel more comfortable dining in the open air, said mid-Willamette Valley business owners.
Food carts and food cart pods were able to weather the storm of the pandemic or perhaps even benefit because they were built for to-go orders and people feel more comfortable dining in the open air, said mid-Willamette Valley business owners.
The Oregon Health Authority reported no new COVID-19 deaths for the second straight day on Sunday.
Benton County’s first rural vaccination clinic was in Alsea on Saturday and saw 150 doses of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine administered to locals.
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The COVID-19 outbreak at South Albany High School is growing.
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