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Perhaps it a little more understandable if a business is upset over a competitor trying to stay open. But unlike the spring, during this lockdown, pretty much all the "defyers" are being open and public, and everyone knows about it. But some citizens are being snitches.

The group lists business that are known, or have publicly stated they have or are closing due to economy.

The next step in the process would be to forward the information of an independent study of the department and all other findings to the County Prosecutor by way of the auditor, and the gathering of signatures to possibly force a citizens vote-recall election.

Critics and some GOP legislators say this should have happened weeks ago, or announced it was coming, due to the $7 billion dollar shortfall facing the state through 2023 due to Inslee's COVID economic shutdowns.

significant delays have occurred in Oregon's unemployment benefit payouts.

Commissioner Clint Didier may raise questions at Wednesday Commissioners' meeting.

COVID-19 itself needs to be taken seriously, especially for at-risk persons. But is the panic, and 'war' overblown and overstated? Some interesting information.

Inslee asked manufacturers to consider retrofitting their operations to manufacture masks, gloves and gowns and other medical supplies.

As expected, unemployment claims skyrocket due to COVID-19.

Also, 2 more residents at the Bonaventure Senior Living Center in Richland have tested positive.