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Octopus alert: Artwork coming to city storm drains
The octopus artwork is the first submission for a city program aiming to use art to promote local waterway protection.

Letters: Advisory vote makes sense to this reader
In a letter to the editor, Keizer resident Justin Much suggests an advisory vote on city fee hikes makes sense.

KFD parks one ambulance pending new hires
A Keizer Fire District official says the community has seen minimal impacts from its decision to sometimes cut the service of an ambulance after several employees left the agency or took leave. The ambulance has been “browned out” since late May, which Division Chief Brian Butler said means the medic unit is not staffed at…

Bee happy at Brooks Depot Day celebration
Bees will get the spotlight in activities and fun at Brooks Depot Day on Saturday, June 13. The depot is at Powerland Heritage Park, north of Keizer.

Police department calls: Keizer driver surrenders after hit-run crash on River Road
POLICE SCANNER: Information is provided by the Keizer Police Department. The agency has removed specific addresses to protect privacy.

McNary teacher recognized for inspiring, supporting students
A McNary math teacher was one of two teachers in Keizer to earn a Crystal Apple Award.

McNary graduates parade through Keizer elementaries
McNary graduates took to their former elementary schools before the graduation ceremony last week. Our photos show those who walked through Forest Ridge Elementary School and Gubser Elementary School.

BLAST Camp returns in June, volunteers sought
Families have until Monday, June 15 to enroll their kids in BLAST Camp, hosted by local public safety agencies. The camp aims to give kids positive experiences with first responders.

Three young boys ‘fine’ after their attempted murder
Three young boys poisoned by carbon monoxide are recovering, according to their father. Their Keizer mother has been charged with attempted murder at their home on Saturday, June 6.

Keizer Fire District denied grant for extra summer staffing
The grant, up to $35,000, was denied two years in a row due to Keizer’s property tax revenue.

Keizer Library kicks off summer reading program
Keizer kids can now register for the summer reading program. They can earn prizes for achieving their reading goals, and enjoy free library events throughout the summer.

PHOTOS: McNary sends off Class of 2026 with energetic ceremony
PHOTOS: Seniors from McNary HIgh School got to turn their tassles, signifying their graduation at a ceremony on Friday, June 5. Our gallery of photos takes you to the event.

Beacon awards to honor former McNary coach, athletic director
At an upcoming event, two former McNary High School employees will be honored for their efforts in high school athletics.

Sixth POTUS comes to life on Keizer stage
The upcoming play will follow John Quincy Adams, the sixth United States president.

Kotek sends chief of staff to head troubled transportation agency
Chris Warner will be the interim director while officials seeks a successor to Kris Strickler, who resigned in January.

Through faith, Keizer pastor moves beyond a troubled early life
A man’s arrest two decades ago served as a turning point in his life, ultimately allowing him to become a pastor and found a church.

Police department calls: Shoplifting suspect struggles with arresting officers
POLICE SCANNER: Information is provided by the Keizer Police Department. The agency has removed specific addresses to protect privacy.

McNary's Olivo repeats as state javelin champ
Competing at state in Eugene, the Celts claimed second place in the 4×400 relay.

Kennedy spotlights dual language students
Kennedy Elementary School’s third multicultural night featured performances by its dual language students.

Split Keizer council ends quest for advisory vote on fee hikes
Some councilors have discussed taking city fee increases to a vote, but that idea ran into a legal roadblock. City Attorney Joe Lindsey mapped out the issues at a council session Monday, June 1.

Keizer Fire District gears up to adopt new strategic plan
The fire district will use its new strategic plan as a guide for the next decade.



