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Sarah Dean is Willamette University student and a fellow with the Governor's Communications team.

By Sarah DeanOctober 5, 2020

Oregon’s Wildfire Recovery Begins

After devastating wildfires, Oregonians come together in the long road ahead toward recovery and rebuilding.…

By Sarah DeanOctober 2, 2020

5 Ways to Keep it Spooky & Safe this Halloween

Health officials and parents are getting creative in how “Quarantine-o-ween” can be frightening and fun…

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Governor Kate Brown@OregonGovBrown·
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There is a lot of confusing misinformation going around the internet about whether or not to get a flu shot. You should. Here are the facts.
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Climate change is the most urgent crisis facing this generation. There is a place to make your voice heard––the ballot box. If you care about the future of this planet, if you want future generations to have clean air and clean water, then please vote.
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Governor Kate Brown@OregonGovBrown·
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Oregonians whose employment was impacted by the wildfires are eligible for Disaster Unemployment Assistance. The deadline to apply is tomorrow–Friday, October 23rd–so apply ASAP. For more information, visit:
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Governor Kate Brown@OregonGovBrown·
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What is voter suppression? Any effort that prevents eligible voters from registering to vote or voting.

(This is voter suppression. No Americans, especially those with disabilities, should have to risk their health to cast a ballot during a pandemic).
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NEW: The Supreme Court has sided with Alabama state officials who banned curbside voting intended to accommodate people with disabilities and those at risk from the virus.
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Governor Kate Brown@OregonGovBrown·
21 Oct
We must get kids back into schools safely to ensure Oregon’s students receive a high-quality education. We are reevaluating school metrics based on science and data. But to reopen more schools and keep them open, we must drive down COVID-19 case rates.
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