5 years later, Portland lags other cities as it nurses pandemic-era wounds
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Five years ago this week, Carrie Welch's life took a dramatic turn as the coronavirus outbreak prompted Oregon's Governor Kate Brown to implement a 'stay home' order. This decisive action aimed to mitigate the virus spread, leading to the closure of various essential businesses including bars, restaurants, offices, and gyms. The lockdown not only altered daily routines but also had far-reaching consequences for the economy and community dynamics, creating a profound shift in how people interacted and lived.
Five years ago, the arrival of a novel coronavirus changed everything for Carrie Welch, as Oregon faced stay-at-home orders that halted everyday life.
As businesses shut down and public spaces became deserted, the impact of the pandemic was felt across personal lives, economies, and societal structures.
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