Police calls Nov. 29 – Dec. 6
Sunday, Nov. 29 2:45 p.m. – Traffic accident at the intersection of Lockhaven Drive NE and McLeod Lane NE. 6:01 p.m. – Theft in the 4000 block of Elizabeth Street N. Monday, Nov. 30 12:01 a.m. – Identify theft in…
Keizertimes Staff
Crenshaw honored for long service
Trish Crenshaw Trish Crenshaw, a city volunteer for more than 13 years, was honored by the Keizer City Council as the Volunteer of the Quarter Monday, Dec. 7. Crenshaw is an appointed member of the city’s Volunteer Coordinating Committee, but…
Annual Candy Cane Day becomes drive-thru event
Grace and Jack Day, with mom Arwen, braved a steady rain to greet Santa as he delivered candy canes in 2019. Keizer Fire District (KFD) will be hosting a drive-thru Candy Cane Day on Saturday Dec. 19 where kids have…
County to provide relief grants for hospitality businesses
Marion County announced it will provide business relief grants for hospitality businesses negatively impacted by COVID-19. The county is offering grants to establishments licensed by Marion County Environmental Health. These include restaurants, mobile food carts, commissaries, camps, hotels, RV parks,…
City parks survey online
The City of Keizer is updating its Parks Master Plan and residents are encouraged to fill out an online survey that will inform how local parks are developed into the future. The survey can be found at bit.ly Anyone who…
Change to Facebook page standards
Neighbors, The past year has been hard on all of us and our country may never have been more divided. We see it week in and week out with the comments that appear on our Facebook page. The last few…
OHSU announces COVID vaccine trial
(Editor’s note: If you decide to participate in the vaccine trial at OHSU, we would love to hear from you. Send a message to [email protected]) Oregon Health & Science University is seeking Portland-area residents to participate in a research study…
Stay in the room
No one likes uncomfortable conversations but working through that discomfort can have enormous payoffs. Case in point: a work session of the Keizer City Council Monday, Nov. 9. After receiving heated backlash from residents of the city over a refusal…
Republicans lead council races, charter changes approved
As Americans throughout the nation hold their breath waiting to find out who the next president of the United States will be, more local elections appeared to have been determined decisively. The tallies in this story do not represent final…
Aumsville man arrested allegedly robbing Keizer pedestrian
Kaleb Zeylin Bogle An Aumsville man was arrested in the wake of an armed robbery of a pedestrian on Monday, Oct. 26. Keizer police officers responded to the scene of the alleged crime at the 4100 block of River Road…