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Whilst you drank in those final rays of Friday sunshine from home, we've prepared your daily coronavirus news briefing. Here goes.
NEW NUMBERS 
Together, Oregon and Washington have amassed more than 11,000 confirmed COVID-19 cases and more than 500 related deaths.
: Testing limitations prevent us from knowing the virus' true spread.
Here's what happened today:
please stay home
museum, resort layoffs
Clark property taxes delayed
PPB in PPE
relaxed towing rules
All the big news in one link: https://bit.ly/2RrFOIM
please stay home museum, resort layoffs Clark property taxes delayed PPB in PPE relaxed towing rulesAll the big news in one link: https://bit.ly/2RrFOIM
TODAY'S BIG STORY A Portland photographer's work from WWII has resonance today. His boss urged him to "focus on the man." "The history is going to be in the books, but the people are what we really want to record.” https://bit.ly/2xkNiqm
: Victor Jorgensen/Gift of Victoria Jorgensen Carman and Lee Jorgensen/Portland Art Museum
New addition to the thread:
OPB reporters and photographers are capturing “Postcards from the Pandemic” to document the lived experience of people in the Northwest during this historic and unusual time.
We don't have cards every day, but will include them on days we do. So ...
OPB reporters and photographers are capturing “Postcards from the Pandemic” to document the lived experience of people in the Northwest during this historic and unusual time.
We don't have cards every day, but will include them on days we do. So ...
POSTCARD We'll start with ... the start. OPB drone photographer Stephani Gordon captured a rare view of near-empty Portland streets during morning rush hour March 20. The images show a glimpse of how our world began to change. https://bit.ly/2ViT97A
That's our thread for the evening. Follow our reporters for more.
Featured in this thread: @meerahpowell, @Rjaellis and @ericslade101
Featured in this thread: @meerahpowell, @Rjaellis and @ericslade101
