Category COMMUNITY

Opponents, not enemies

As Ronald Reagan said back in the 1980s regarding then-pending legislation: “We don’t have enemies, we have opponents.” That is not naive, that was Reagan’s take on the game of politics. He could do political battle with the Speaker of the House during the day,…

Listen to students on SROs

As the debate around Student Resource Officers (SRO) in schools continues on social media, there is one phrase that continually gets under my skin, “I think parents would feel….” The first problem I have with this phrase is “I think…”. This implies that the commentor…

2nd tree carving begins soon

Chainsaw artist James Lukinich Carving of the second story pole in front of the Keizer Civic Center is set to commence next week and, this time around, a McNary High School graduate is returning home to show off his skills. Chainsaw artist James Lukinich plans…

Now serving

The Keizer Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon cutting for Wicked Sweet, Keizer’s new bakery in Keizer Village, on Tuesday, July 21. Co-owner Michael Peters was joined by daughter Alyson and Chamber members for the ceremony.

Effort to establish new library launches virtual book club

The movement to bring a public library to Keizer is launching a virtual book club in August.  Keizer’s Library: The Next Chapter, the group dedicated to the establishing a public library, is offering readers two options to participate in a city-wide book club.  Anyone who…

Keizer principals will lead district’s new online program

Clear Lake Elementary School Principal Artonya Gemmill Keizer Elementary School Principal Christine Bowlby Two Keizer principals will lead the Salem-Keizer School District’s new online program. Clear Lake Elementary School Principal Artonya Gemmill and Keizer Elementary School Principal Christine Bowlby have been named as the new…

‘We want to decide what’s good for us’

Delores “Dee” Pigsley Delores “Dee” Pigsley awoke to an enormous surprise July 9: for the first time members of the U.S. Supreme Court decided that treaties signed with – and land given to – Native American tribes remains in place, at least when it comes to…

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