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Coronavirus in Oregon: 612 new cases, 0 new deaths as Oregonians share their personal pandemic struggles
Updated Dec 27, 2020;
Posted Dec 26, 2020
Swings tied up at a closed playground at Deep Creek-Damascus School in Damascus, Ore., Friday, Dec. 4, 2020.
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Oregon reported 612 new coronavirus cases Saturday and no additional deaths far below recent tallies. The state’s data often lags during weekends and may not be reflective of the actual state of the pandemic in Oregon.
The Oregonian/OregonLive newsroom has partnered with multiple other outlets in the state to bring to light the human impact of the pandemic.
Every day brings a fresh barrage of coronavirus statistics: new cases, new deaths, fluctuations in positive test rates and the number of hospitalizations.
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Portraits of 20 Oregonians who died in the 2020 coronavirus pandemic
Updated on Dec 28, 2020;
Published on Dec 24, 2020
Samantha Hickey and her husband, Robb, with their daughter, 5, Blakelee, and son, 7, Reed.
By staff and wire reports
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Kim Forn Luey was born in Guangyang Village, Toisan, Guangdong, China. The family immigrated to Portland in 1947, where Kim graduated from Franklin High School. She earned a bachelor’s degree in education from the University of Oregon in 1963, married her husband Jimmie in 1964 and raised four boys. She worked nine years as a tour guide at Alpenrose Dairy starting in 1977 and then was a substitute teacher for the Beaverton school district for 19 years. Kim spent 4,300+ hours volunteering at the Lan Su Chinese Garden starting in 2000. She died of COVID-19 related complications.
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Updated December 23, 2020 Two months into the year, a plague descended. For many Portlanders, the primary task of the next 10 months was not catching the coronavirus. But that wasn t so easy for many of us: people working frontline jobs, living in crowded housing, or just a little unlucky. For those infected by the virus, COVID-19 became the defining experience of 2020, or the last one. For some, it isn t over.
Amy Watson Watson, 47, a preschool teacher who lives in Southeast Portland, says she s had a fever for more than 280 consecutive days. I got COVID-19 in early April, says Watson, who thinks she contracted the disease from one of her students. I never got better.
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