https://www.reddit.com/r/oregon/s/3LGvTNzih5

The Oregonian says they're moving to Houston. The WARN Act posting:

https://ccwd.hecc.oregon.gov/Layoff/uploads/LOT9555/WARN%209555%20Bowtech,%20LLC.pdf

Yes, it's relevant to the forum because we have WinCo stores here.

https://www.reddit.com/r/WinCo/s/k4AjBsVVQy

Have a mechanic that was replacing 28 year old front shocks/struts with KYB OEM equivalents, but one of the tops failed during the test drive. He elected to re-use the originals. He's now having difficulty finding strut tops, or at least ones that are compatible with the KYB assembly. He could go with used tops, but at that age I suspect failure would likely occur again.

Are these unicorn parts, or is he just not looking at the right suppliers? Any help is appreciated.

https://preview.redd.it/cqdr1ii8qteh1.jpg?width=1458&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=1f42b98cbbfee7cc1646666e6432df1ed1f83633

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Has anyone ever challenged their policy of not allowing ambulatory patients to be discharged to either Uber or taxi drivers? They're fine with friends or family or "authorized" medical transport services but not the former? I presume this is some sort of liability loophole they're not willing to expose themselves to.

When I challenged this policy, the response was, "what if something happened?" Well, it's unlikely friends or family have any medical training, so what's the difference? And what are they going to do, refuse to let me leave the hospital and keep me there forever?

The temporary fare reduction runs from July 1 through Aug. 31. Adult single rides will cost one dollar and day passes will cost two dollars.

https://www.kezi.com/news/local/lane-transit-districts-dollar-days-cuts-bus-costs-for-lane-county/article_1198018f-dcc0-46b8-9af8-3156bd292e90.html