Oregon Humane Society’s (OHS) Salem campus held its annual Bower’s Boo Bash dinner, raising nearly $80,000 to fund all aspects of care for dogs and cats.
Author: Lyndon Zaitz
Non-profit Soaring Heights nets over $80K at dinner
Soaring Heights Recovery Homes held a fundraising dinner on Friday, Oct. 20, raising more than $80,000 for its programs and three transitional homes.
New lieutenant introduced to Council
Tim Hein was introduced as the new patrol lieutenant for the Keizer Police Department at the Oct. 16 city council meeting by Chief Andrew Copeland.
An advocate, not an activist
Tammy Kunz doesn’t consider herself an activist, instead she is someone who advocates for her city.
PHOTOS: Keizer Fire’s Open House attracts 500
About 500 people attended Keizer Fire District’s fall open house at the fire hall on Chemawa Road NE, on Monday, Oct. 9.
Salmon Bake feeds community
American Legion Post 9 of Keizer held its annual salmon bake at the Keizer Lions Club on Saturday, Oct. 7. About 100 meals were served, including salmon cooked by a constantly burning fire outside the club house.
Faith and Blue in Keizer
The Keizer Police Department staged its second Faith and Blue event on Saturday, Oct. 7 at Central Cristiano Agape Church in Keizer.
Council limits park vendors + more at Monday meeting
The Keizer City Council approved new regulations at its Oct. 2 meeting that outline how and where private businesses can operate at several city parks.
Ball Pit comedy visits Keizer on Oct 6
Willamette Valley Comedy Club will present Ball Pit Comedy at Keizer Homegrown Theatre on Friday, Oct. 6 at 7 p.m. This one-of-a-kind comedy show combines live stand-up comedy with audience distractions straight out of the ball pit. What is Ball Pit Comedy? While the comedians are on stage, the audience[Read More…]
The Copeland Era begins
Andrew Copeland will officially be sworn in as Keizer’s fifth police chief on Friday, Sept. 29, surrounded by family and city personnel.