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Generally, it was  \na great success.  \nI attended District 9 district meeting and oratorical on January 15th in Myrtle Creek. It was an honor, and we appreciated the hospitality provided by Post 123.  \nOur Department Membership team had a virtual meeting on January 22nd, which was. It was attended by a few district commanders; hopefully, we’ll have better participation next time. around  \nI had the opportunity to participate in a Department training for Post commanders and Adjutants in Roseburg on January 29th, and we had an excellent turn out it was approximately 20 people there. It was well hosted by Post 16.  \nOur Washington National Conference will be held virtually this year and will be held on March 5th, and  \nalso the National Commanders address will be on the 8th.  \nPlease remember that March 15th will be the Legion’s birthday, and also national is recommending that we conduct buddy checks on the 15th through the 22nd of March.  \nCongressional Medal of Honor day will be on March 25th.  \nOur membership is presently at 82%, which puts us at \\#31 in the nation and \\#3 in the Western Region. Our next goal will be the 90% goal, and that’ll be on March 9th. Every oneof the Posts in this Department rallied together to make the 80% goal which is extremely commendable. Our nextstep will be the 90% goal; we know you can do it. All you needed to go do is get out there and hustle and hit those non-renewals, give them a call, write a letter, send a postcard, whatever it takes, let’s get that done.  \nCommunity Service Month  \nGreetings Legionnaires,  \nI will share a few thoughts about ‘opp o r t unity’with you this month. And, no, I am not  \nCory  \nDept  \nspeaking to  \nBroCkmann  \nEqual Op-  \n2nD-ViCe CommanDer p ort unity  \nlegislation. Rather on an even simpler level. Opportunity; that set ofcircumstances that makes it possible to do something, to accomplish something.  \nThere really isn’t much of anything  \nguaranteed to us in life. Even opportunity isn’t guaranteed, right? Most often, an opportunity is found where we make it. And, most definitely, aides those who take advantage of it.  \nOpportunity applies, similarly, within The American Legion. It often is found where we make it.  \nMembership and Post Activities – the Mission Blue Program offers real opportunity, in the form of financial grants, to help posts following the Covid-19 pandemic. The Mission Blue Post Assistance Program (PAP) grant is intended to assist posts whose revenue has been negatively impacted by the effects of the Covid-19 health  \ncrisis within the community, as well as any government-mandated restrictions.  \nThe initial grant offered $1,000 to posts to acquire the funds with very basic qualifying requirements. Then, a second-round offering, yet another $1,000, was approved. That’s $2,000 per post. Did Covid-19 and the ensuing pandemic not impact almost every post in Oregon? Opportunity.  \nAs of this past Feb 1st, Oregon had only 12 out of 113 posts that received the grant, receiving a total of $12,000 . Four of those twelve posts jumped on the opportunity for the second grant, Con","cbCaidw0icR1hXgk","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaidw0icR1hXgk","pdf",24366607,36,"English","# Cover Story\n## National Vietnam War Veterans Day March 29th\n# Notes from Commanders\n## January activities and department membership updates\n## Community Service Month: Opportunity and Mission Blue grants\n## Oratorical Program\n## Training Program\n## Legion Baseball Program","[{\"question\":\"What January events are highlighted in the commanders’ notes?\",\"answer\":\"The notes describe participation in the National Vice Commander visit from January 5th–7th, DEC held January 8th–9th (including the first virtual DEC), district meetings and oratorical on January 15th, a virtual membership team meeting on January 22nd, and department training for post commanders and adjutants on January 29th.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the Mission Blue Post Assistance Program (PAP) grant meant to do?\",\"answer\":\"The Mission Blue PAP grant is intended to assist posts whose revenue was negatively impacted by the Covid-19 health crisis and related government-mandated restrictions within the community.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the issue describe the timing and impact of the Mission Blue grants?\",\"answer\":\"The department describes an initial $1,000 grant and a second $1,000 round approved per post, totaling $2,000 per post. 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