The City of Keizer is committed to providing equal access to all public meetings and information per the requirements of the ADA and Oregon Revised Statutes (ORS). The Keizer Civic Center is wheelchair accessible. If you require any service such as language translation or other interpretive services that furthers your[Read More…]
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Jedediah Barros
9/4/1982–08/12/2024 Jedediah Barros, age 41, of Keizer, Oregon passed away on August 12, 2024. He is survived by his parents, Andy and Dale Barros, brother, Joey Barros, sister-in-law Diana Barros, nephew Joey Barros II and niece, Raegan Barros. Jedediah was a beloved son, brother, favorite uncle and friend to many.[Read More…]
Obituary: Cori Lyn Caywood DeHart
Cori Lyn Caywood DeHart passed away April 17, 2024 in Salem Oregon. Cori was born in Montpelier Idaho January 31, 1969 to Nancy Jensen and Dennis Caywood. Cori loved her daughter, family, coworkers, concerts, and cats. She was a valued employee and worked hard all her life providing for her[Read More…]
Keizer executive session
Keizer City Council will meet on Monday, May 6th at 5:30 p.m. in regular session.The following options are available if you wish to view or participate in the meeting: AGENDA KEIZER CITY COUNCILEXECUTIVE SESSIONMonday, May 6, 20245:30 PMRobert L. Simon Council Chambers930 Chemawa Road NEKeizer, Oregon 1. CALL TO ORDER[Read More…]
KEIZER PLANNING COMMISSION May 8
KEIZER PLANNING COMMISSIONWednesday, May 8, 2024, 6:00 PMKeizer Civic Center
Obituary: Daryl “Pete” Peterson
Pete was born on August 15, 1940, in Salem, Oregon to Ivan and Ardath Peterson. He passed away on October 23, 2023. Pete attended West Salem Elementary School, Leslie Middle School, and South Salem High School (class of ’59), He married Kathie Deggeller in 1960 and they welcomed their first[Read More…]
Keizer Rotarian honored/awarded
Mark Caillier (middle) was awarded a Major Donor award
A dark and beautiful comedy
There have been a few films that I have seen over the years that I was not even aware were considered black comedies until I looked them up on Wikipedia long after the fact, and I am never sure if this is because the ratio was off or if I just wasn’t dialed into the humor for whatever reason. On the Count of Three has a good deal of this unevenness, but it has even more moments where the balance is pretty darn good.
