Category COMMUNITY

Netflix’s The Ripper is a satisfying hit of true crime

The Ripper follows the hunt for Peter Sutcliffe (pictured in second row, second from the right), a serial murderer of 13 women, among numerous other acts of violence. I have always been (somewhat guiltily) interested in the stories and psychology behind serial killers and, if…

Nominate favorite educators for OnPoint Awards

OnPoint Credit Union is seeking nominations for awards honoring educators throughout the state.  Excellence in Education ominations can be completed online at www.onpointcu.com The Educator of the Year grand prize, typically awarded to two teachers each year, will go to three educators in 2021 and…

Preparing for the unthinkable

Icy roads are a nuisance. Losing electricity for a few hours is an annoyance. Losing electricty and communication for days on end is tragic and dangerous, as we have seen in the past weeks. The spirit and generosity of Keizerites was evident everywhere you turned…

Mayor criticized legacy rule in earlier talks

In fall 2020, Mayor Cathy Clark called for a councilor work group to consider revisions of the Keizer City Council’s rules and policies, a document that dictates everything from what appears on an agenda to what councilors can discuss via email.  The group, which included…

Keizer library installs first drop box

Keizer Community Library patron Jean Baecker is the first to use the new book drop. Keizer Community Library has installed a book return box on the west side of the Keizer Cultural Center, home of the library. Thanks to a generous donation, the kiosk is specifically for…

County goes digital with dog licensing

Marion County Dog Services now offers online dog licensing.  Dog Services Director Ann Potter said, “We know the community wants an online option and it’s become even more necessary this year with our lobby closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.” Online licensing can be accessed…

New gym hopes to Prosper under recently relaxed rules

Prosper Athletic Club Prosper Athletic Club, Keizer’s new fitness center at 5045 River Rd. N, was all set and ready to open last November. However, COVID-19 restrictions prevented them from doing so.  Even though Marion County was deemed an extreme-risk area earlier this month according…

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