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Oregonians can now get COVID vaccine ahead of respiratory illness season (opens the original)
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The Oregon Health Authority has issued an order that will allow providers statewide to begin administering the COVID-19 vaccine. In a news release Friday, OHA leaders said the order authorized providers to start administering the vaccine to those who need or want it over the holiday weekend. Dean Sidelinger, health officer and state epidemiologist at OHA, said vaccines are the best way to protect against respiratory viruses. “We are delighted that anyone who wants protection can get the COVID-19
Drain farmstand hopes to provide fresh option in 'food desert' (opens the original)
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Drain, a small town in Douglas county, lost their grocery store, Ray’s, in January. That left the rural community with a Dollar General and out of town stores as options. One small farm stand is hoping to provide a local, fresh option. Cars and semi trucks on the state highway, Route 38 through Drain, will pass a small wooden shed. The shack is Sunnydale Grange Farmstand. It sells locally grown produce and goods from 7 local gardeners and farmers. They sell mostly produce but offer other goods s
A 50-year buzz: Lane County Beekeepers Association celebrates the half-century mark (opens the original)
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The Lane County Beekeepers Association is preparing to celebrate its 50th anniversary. Andre ́ Sirois, who serves on the organization’s board of directors, has been keeping bees on his farm in south Eugene since the pandemic. The club was not meeting in person at the time due to the pandemic, but Sirois started attending meetings in 2023 and has been involved ever since. Sirois said keeping bees has been a humbling experience, but that’s why the club is there: To help new keepers with challenges
A little free library, but for trinkets and treasures (opens the original)
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In 2022, artist Rachel Harms Mahlandt made a map she called “Sidewalk Joy,” to show people where to find local art installations, exchange libraries, and trinket trading boxes in Portland. In 2024, she launched a worldwide version of the map. Since then, locker-like boxes with small treasures for trade have popped up around Eugene and Springfield neighborhoods and businesses, where people can exchange small toys, pieces of art and other trinkets. Sunny Van Ausdall, the assistant manager of Sparr
Lane County’s vaccines recommendations do not change despite President Trump’s executive order (opens the original)
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On Aug. 10, President Donald Trump signed an executive order calling for fewer childhood vaccines and splitting up the measles, mumps and rubella vaccine. Despite this, Lane County’s recommendations for childhood vaccinations have not changed. The Lane County Health and Human Services Department follows the position of the Oregon Health Authority. In an Aug. 13 press release, the OHA said they and the West Coast Health Alliance–a partnership between public health agencies in California, Hawaii,
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