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As of Wednesday, the Cot- tage Grove area reported a total of 83 cases, with 43 cases listed for the Creswell area. Calling recent coronavi- rus spread unprecedented and extremely concern- ing, Brown pleaded with Oregonians during a news conference Friday after- noon to cancel social plans and urged them to consid- er this moment a wake-up call. Brown said she does not want to impose addi- tional restrictions that will be financially devastating for businesses and workers. “I need all Oregonians to understand that additional closures may be imminent in two weeks if we don’t see reduced case counts,” she said. “My sincere hope is that we can work together to drive down the numbers before the Thanksgiving holiday.” Brown’s announcement came during a week when Oregon recorded more coronavirus cases than at any point since the pan- demic began. Although cases have been rising for two months, the urgen- 5A cy reached a new level as active hospitalizations reached an all-time high Friday. Though Oregon is still recording fewer cases and deaths per capita than nearly any other state, state health officer and state epidemiologist Dr. Dean Sidelinger warned that the significant jump in iden- tified cases over the past week is very concerning, indicating it could eventu- ally give way to “exponen- tial” spread. The result could lead to too many Oregonians be- coming ill, pushing hos- pitals toward capacity and unable to provide quality care. “We’re in jeopardy of being at a place where we can’t do that for every Oregonian,” Sidelinger warned. The latest hospital num- bers released by the Or- egon Health Authority (OHA) alarmed officials. As of Monday, 217 Ore- gonians had been actively hospitalized with con- firmed COVID-19 infec- tions, up 32 percent from the previous week. “If we’d acted a week earlier, could we have im- pacted some of these cas- es? 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