In a city like Keizer, where financial surpluses to do much of anything seem few and far between, budget committee meetings are spaces where the term “status quo” seems to echo endlessly as administrators join in a common refrain when they present their proposals.
Nevertheless, the meetings persisted over two days, April 30 and May 2, as the committee took a deep dive into . . .
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