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💉 Why you should get vaxxed against whooping cough

June 3, 2024 · — Rachel Monahan

Good morning, Portland! We apparently live in one of the top-10 food cities in the world (according to Time Out). Our standout dish is one you know 🍕

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More Whooping Cough

Oregon is seeing a spike in whooping cough cases. If you’ve been vaccinated, you likely wouldn’t even know you have the bacterial infection. But it’s a danger to infants under 6 months of age. This year there have been 16 reported infant cases in Oregon. Health officials recommend getting vaccinations, particularly during the latter part of pregnancy. [KOIN]

Whale Killed in Collision

A humpback whale washed up on the beach at Nehalem State Park last week. An autopsy has determined that the whale was likely struck and killed by a boat or other vessel. [KATU]

Doug Fir Reopening Delayed

The Doug Fir Lounge’s move has hit a snag. A plan for an outdoor patio at ​​its new Southeast Morrison location, the former location of Le Bistro Montage, won’t work because of the location of a sewer line. There are delays, but renovation is moving forward. For now, Doug Fir will continue to hold shows at the Mission Theater through at least the end of June. [Willamette Week]

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River season. (Noa Rubin)

Where To Kayak, Canoe, and Paddle Board on the Willamette

Noa Rubin, a community organizer for the paddle boarding group SUP PDX, has also been kayaking and paddling on the Willamette for over 13 years. She’s sharing tips for the best routes and how to stay safe out on the river.

🍅 What do you need to get done in the garden this month? It’s time to put in trellises for tomatoes and beans. And after the spring bloom, prune your lilacs, forsythia, rhododendrons, and azaleas.

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