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Toxic algae bloom grows rapidly in Willamette River through Portland

Toxic algae bloom grows rapidly in Willamette River through Portland
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Willamette from Cathedral Park to Ross Island unsafe due to algae, OHA says

Willamette from Cathedral Park to Ross Island unsafe due to algae, OHA says
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Willamette River toxic algae bloom: Restrictions in place

While it’s tempting to cool off in the river, some areas may not be safe. Advisories stretch from the Ross Island Lagoon to Cathedral Park in St. Johns.

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Here s how Portland, Salem and Vancouver schools will handle COVID cases

Here’s how Portland, Salem and Vancouver schools will handle COVID cases Christine Pitawanich Replay Video UP NEXT Many school districts in Oregon and Washington are providing in-person learning in some capacity. With the return to in-person learning, schools must have a process for what to do when a student or staff member tests positive for COVID-19. School districts in Oregon will work directly with local public health departments in the event that a student or staff member tests positive for the coronavirus or are presumed to have it because of symptoms and if they’ve had contact with someone who has the virus. The state released a 44-page toolkit, which has guidelines to help districts determine what to do in many different scenarios. Many districts have similar protocols in place.

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COVID in schools: How Oregon districts plan to handle cases

Here’s how Portland, Salem and Vancouver schools will handle COVID cases School districts in Oregon will work directly with local public health departments in the event that a student or staff member tests positive for COVID-19. Author: Christine Pitawanich Updated: 8:45 PM PST March 4, 2021 PORTLAND, Ore. Many school districts in Oregon and Washington are providing in-person learning in some capacity. With the return to in-person learning, schools must have a process for what to do when a student or staff member tests positive for COVID-19. School districts in Oregon will work directly with local public health departments in the event that a student or staff member tests positive for the coronavirus or are presumed to have it because of symptoms and if they’ve had contact with someone who has the virus. The state released a 44-page toolkit, which has guidelines to help districts determine what to do in many different scenarios. Many distr

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