A Look at How Restaurants and Stores Are Changing During Quarantine
April 29, 2020
After more than six weeks of school closure, and more than a month’s time since Governor Kate Brown passed the ‘stay home order,’ stores, restaurants, and other businesses have adapted to the community’s new socially-distant way of life.
Here are some photos of what life near La Salle looks like during the midst of quarantine:
Coffee bars such as Dutch Bros remain open and busy as ever. While the walk-up window is closed, the drive-thru remains open with social distancing guidelines in place.
Coffee bars such as Dutch Bros remain open and busy as ever. While the walk-up window is closed, the drive-thru remains open with social distancing guidelines in place.
Grocery stores and other essential business locations continue to provide customers with social distancing guidelines.
A line forms outside of a Target in Clackamas. Target team members remind guests to follow the social distancing guidelines while shopping.
The parking lot outside of Target is packed.
Sit-down restaurants are now only offering take-out and delivery options.
A makeshift sign for a curbside pickup parking spot outside of an Olive Garden in Clackamas.
While construction at La Salle continues, social distancing guidelines have been put in place.
Most department stores are fully closed or only offering limited curbside pick-up.
Most department stores are fully closed or only offering limited curbside pick-up.
Thrift stores are also temporarily closed.
Thrift stores are also temporarily closed.
Many restaurants continue to offer delivery and take-out options.
Many restaurants continue to offer delivery and take-out options.
Other restaurants have temporarily closed or are only offering delivery options.
Fast food chains, such as Subway, still offer pick-up options.
Most fast casual restaurants continue to offer curbside pick-up or delivery options.
Most fast casual restaurants continue to offer curbside pick-up or delivery options.
Many businesses have completely shut their doors during the pandemic, with plans to reopen once restrictions are lifted.
Many businesses have completely shut their doors during the pandemic, with plans to reopen once restrictions are lifted.
Other essential businesses, such as banks, remain open but with modified hours and heavier restrictions when inside.
Reilly is a senior at La Salle. He is a student ambassador and an Eagle Scout. In his free time he enjoys hanging out with friends, going to Noodles &...
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