Regarding the Feb. 26 Page 1 story, Councilors debate rule changes, I find it curious that Councilor Ross Day knows of “no other body” that limits the time an elected member can speak. Really? How about the U.S. House of Representatives, as one example?  According to the House’s official rules, “House[Read More…]

To the Editor: The mental whiplash in the January 15 issue of the Keizertimes demands not only a “change in mindset,” but “focused” scrutiny of our city leadership.  Compare the articles, Buckle Up: Homes in Keizer white hot, extremely limited with new City Councilor Kyle Juran’s analysis of housing disparity[Read More…]

To the Editor: I’m supporting Michele Roland-Schwartz for Keizer city council, Position 3, because she is a strong voice for a future in Keizer that recognizes change as a positive force. She is executive director of a non-profit serving survivors of sexual violence and will bring a commitment to humanity[Read More…]

To the Editor: My support goes to Dylan Juran for Position 2, Keizer Council. Dylan has been in Keizer since he was 4, went to school here, bought a home here. He believes he has a duty to himself, his family to invest in the community and make it better.[Read More…]