Here is the city council agenda for Tuesday, February 22:

Close to 100 people gathered outside the Oregon State Capitol on Monday, Feb. 14 for a “Day Without Immigrants” protest. The gathering in front of the Capitol building took place hours before the farmworker overtime bill was passed through committee. A controversial plan to require…

Later this month, the community corrections division at the Marion County Sheriff’s Office will be launching the Resilience and Recovery Project. This new project involves the addition of peer mentors from the Pathfinder Network who will help community corrections clients navigate local resources that promote…

FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: The 2022 Siletz Tribal Council – Loraine Butler, Bonnie Petersen, Frank Aspria, Robert Kentta, Delores Pigsley, Selene Rilatos, Sharon Edenfield, Bud Lane and Angela Ramirez. Alfred “Bud” Lane III, Delores Pigsley and Bonnie Petersen were elected to the Tribal Council of…

The Keizer Chamber of Commerce and the Keizer Art Associations are seeking entries for the 2023 KeizerFEST original art contest as part of the annual Celebration of Flowers virtual art show. Entries must include the featured iris, named “Class Ring,” selected by the Keizer Chamber.…

At the start of December, Jeannie White, a resident in Keizer, set up a small station for members in the community to share their gratitude. The station included a bucket full of pens and foam snowflakes for people to write down what they are grateful…

The Keizer Food Bank receives a delivery from the Keizer Elks. The Keizer Elks Lodge was able to obtain a $5500 Elks National Foundation Grant.  With these funds members of the Elks Lodge worked with the Food Bank to donate, purchase and deliver food and…

Here is the city council agenda for Monday, February 7.