Oregon:
Gov. Kate Brown announced Nov. 13 a two-week "freeze" for the state that will take effect starting Nov. 18. Restaurants and bars will have to go back to take-out service only — previously they were allowed to have limited indoor seating — and indoor recreation centers like gyms, museums and theaters will close again, as will zoos and gardens. Grocery stores will be limited to 75% capacity, and Brown is encouraging curbside pickup when possible.
Additionally, the freeze will stop visits to nursing homes and business are now required to mandate that employees work from home as much as possible. Social gatherings, in or out, are not to include more than six people from two households.
Oregon has had a statewide mask order since July.
In the Portland metropolitan area, the orders are applicable for at least one month. Fortunately, I stocked up on dog-food and groceries before this kicked in; I go shopping once a month, and I have meats and fish shipped directly to my home from suppliers. I can do fine without Brown's directives, and would greatly appreciate it if she'd just go back home to Minnesota.