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Fair food culture thrives year-round at Salem food carts and restaurants

Fair food culture thrives year-round at Salem food carts and restaurants Today 11:00 AM Corn dogs and onion rings are among the many fair food staples offered at Golden Grill in Salem, which is open year-round near the Oregon State Fairgrounds. Jamie Hale/The Oregonian Facebook Share The Oregon State Fair comes but once a year, offering us one fleeting moment to explore the strange culinary delight that is fair food. Often greasy, typically sweet and undoubtedly playing to our baser instincts, fair food is one of the few truly unifying cultural institutions in America. From Pocatello to Poughkeepsie, the food is familiar: meat on sticks, fried dough, colorful slushies, and deep fried everything.

University of Phoenix s Christopher Wilson Wins 2020 Faculty of the Year Award

(Photo: University of Phoenix s Christopher Wilson Wins 2020 Faculty of the Year Award) From a field of more than 1,300 applicants, University of Phoenix instructor Christopher Wilson won the University s 2020 Faculty of the Year Award. He is one of just 15 winners. Wilson, a member of the College of Health Professions faculty, started his University of Phoenix journey at the Oregon State Fair in 2004, when he noticed the University booth at the trade fair pavilion. Said Wilson, After many starts and stops in my life with college, I simply wanted to complete my degree. University of Phoenix and Portland State became the two places I was considering, and University of Phoenix won because of the systems they have to support students. I didn t have that support anywhere else.

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 OregonLive.com 32 mins ago Fedor Zarkhin, oregonlive.com © Beth Nakamura/The Oregonian/The Oregonian 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 Portland’s 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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