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    Orange County issues new standards for food-service establishments to go into effect Friday, July 10

    With COVID-19 cases rising in Orange County, the county amended its emergency declaration to provide new standards for the onsite consumption of food and beverages at restaurants, private clubs and other food-service establishments. Read on...
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    Animal Services receives Petco Foundation Grant for medical treatment program

    Orange County Animal Services (OCAS) is proud to announce that they have received a grant from the Petco Foundation to fund its Medical Treatment Program for animals housed at the shelter. Read on...
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    DCHC MPO Seeks Comment on 30-Year Plan for Future Transportation Priorities

    If you’re interested in the 30-year plan for future highway, bicycle, rail, pedestrian and transit projects for our region, now’s your chance to give your feedback by August 5 on how the process to identify these projects will take place. Read on...
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    N.C. pauses in Safer at Home Phase 2, adds face covering mandate

    Governor Roy Cooper and NCDHHS Secretary Dr. Mandy Cohen announced June 24 that North Carolina will remain in Safer at Home Phase 2 for three more weeks. Cooper also announced face coverings must be worn when people are in public places. Read on...
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    Orange County to host panel discussion on mental health

    The Orange County Department on Aging and the Project EngAGE Mental Wellness & Aging Senior Resource Team invite the public to attend a virtual panel discussion entitled, “Let’s Talk About Mental Health During COVID” on July 23. Read on...
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    As Contact Tracing is Expanded in Orange County, Community Members are Asked to Answer Their Calls

    Contact tracers are on the case in Orange County. Simply put, contact tracers are disease detectives. Contact tracing is the identification and monitoring of all persons who might have been exposed to a person diagnosed with COVID-19. Read on...
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    Orange County Extends Emergency Declaration, Mandates Face Coverings

    Orange County has extended its COVID-19-related state of emergency through Aug. 31 and has mandated the use of face coverings in many situations. Read on...
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    Department on Aging announces new date for the 2020 Direct Care Worker Awards

    Since 2015, Orange County Department on Aging and the community group, Senior Health Advocacy and Resource Partners of Orange County (SHARP), have hosted an annual SHARP Direct Care Worker Awards. This year's ceremony has been rescheduled for October 15. Read on...
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    Aging Department offers free tax help for low and moderate income taxpayers through VITA program

    The deadline for filing 2019 income taxes is now July 15, 2020. The Orange County Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program (VITA) is continuing to assist low and moderate-income taxpayers. Read on...
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  1. Tue Jul. 14

    Tap Dancing Tap Dancing: Did you tap dance as a child? If yo...

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    Tune In Tuesdays (now daily) Join Steve Toll live as he performs a variety of s...

  3. Wed Jul. 15

    Alicia’s Arthritis Foundation Exercise Class (Live) This "virtual" Evidence-Based Program is...

  1. Wed Jul. 15

    Tune In Tuesdays (now daily) Join Steve Toll live as he performs a variety of s...

  2. Wed Jul. 15

    Animal Services Advisory Board Meeting contact: Rachel Plast, 919-932-4954

  3. Thu Jul. 16

    Strong & Steady with Vicki Tilley PT, GCS (Live) Strong and Steady focuses on full-body strengtheni...
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    Advisory Board on Aging Contact: Janice Tyler

  2. Tue Jul. 14

    BOCC Virtual Special Meeting The Orange County Board of Commissioners’ provides...

  3. Wed Jul. 15

    Economic Development Advisory Board Contact: Steve Brantley

  4. Wed Jul. 15

    Orange Unified Transportation Board (OUTBoard) Contact: Nishith Trivedi

  5. Wed Jul. 15

    Orange County Animal Services Advisory Board Contact Rachel Plast to participate. 919-932-4954 ...

  1. Wed Jul. 15

    Animal Services Advisory Board Meeting contact: Rachel Plast, 919-932-4954

  2. Wed Jul. 15

    Agricultural Preservation Board Contact: Peter Sandbeck

  3. Thu Jul. 16

    Orange County Climate Council Meetings are open to the public to attend. There i...

  4. Mon Jul. 20

    Social Services Board Contact: Lindsey Shewmaker

  5. Tue Jul. 21

    Orange County Planning Public Information Session - Hillsborough EDD The Orange County Planning Department will hold a ...
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  1. Chapel Hill/Orange County Visitors Bureau Offers Residents 35 Ways to Explore the Region

    Like it or not, staycations are positioned to be the biggest “travel” trend of summer/fall 2020. Tighter budgets and lingering health concerns are forcing people everywhere to scrap their standard vacation plans. Read on...
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Staycation Ideas for fun with family

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  3. Il Palio Restaurant At Siena Hotel

    Il Palio Restaurant At Siena Hotel

  4. Eno River Suspension Bridge

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  5. Andy Griffith Museum in Mount Airy, N.C.

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Orange County does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, disability, age or sex in the administration of its programs or activities. To learn more, or file a complaint, go to The Non-Employee Discrimination Complaint Page.

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Condado de Orange no discrimina por motivos de raza, color, origen nacional, discapacidad, edad o sexo en la administración de sus programas o actividades. Para obtener más información o para presentar una queja, visite: The Non-Employee Discrimination Complaint Page.

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