Covid numbers continue to drop with Linn County at 0.7% and Lane County at 4.3% this week. The weather is warming, and vaccines are getting distributed. The risk categories do not change until 14 days in a new per 100,000 case distribution. Generally, that is <50 puts the county in low risk (green on the chart), and less than 5% positivity rate. The other milestones that change risk factors are 100 for moderate, 200 high and >200 extreme per 100,000 residents. Looking at the percent positivity rate, these factors should be changing for most of the state in the next two weeks, but both counties are still at moderate risk levels.
While we are waiting, here are some events that have low risk, and still can get you out in the warming weather conditions.
Wednesday
- Slugs & Snails: 10-Minute University™ Noon-Time Chat – Noon – 1PM OSU “free” Gardening Class
Thursday
- Streetscape Plan Community Meeting – 6PM Public meeting for the Sweet Home Downtown Streetscape and Parking Plan
Wild Flowers will be appearing soon, and here are some of the best hikes to take in these wonders (Spring):
- Corvallis area hikes – multiple hikes that have flowers listed as blooming and booming.
- McDowell Creek Falls –
- Avery Park – Corvallis has a wild flower trial
- OSU Campus – early spring flowers have sprung, take a walk!
Free Virtual Events
- Marine Science Day 2021 – April 10 2021, 10A-2PM
Online Virtual Classes (Paid)
- Tech Training Courses – Large online training for all kinds of software options (business and personal).
- Virtual Tour of Antartica – 3/21/2021 all day
Helpful other links – not date related
- Linn County Vaccine – Linn County Expo Waiting list and vaccine information.
- Wooden Shoe Tulip Festival – Woodburn Wooden Shoe Tulip Farm (runs through May 2, 2021)