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A Portland protester builds a flaming barricade out of dumpsters and recycling bins in September 2020. (Alex Wittwer)

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Portland Fire & Rescue began vaccinating its firefighters against COVID-19 on Thurs., Dec. 31, 2020. (Dave Killen / Oregonian pool photo)

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