Spirit of community shows in busy year for Keizer library
Keizer's library marks a year of increasing use by patrons, bilingual events, and popular children's activities. Operators report on a busy year to the Keizer City Council.
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Keizer’s prayer breakfast set for May 7, open for registration now
The event coincides with the National Day of Prayer, a tradition dating back to 1952.
Keizer mayor essay winner would combat trash, help homeless, families
Whiteaker eighth-grader Michelle Ashon-Imoroa pens a winning essay outlining goals to create safe places in Keizer for those in need.
What to know from Keizer State of the City address
Mayor Cathy Clark gave a number-heavy update on the community in her State of the City speech, covering everything from employment figures to city spending.
Keizer businesses would see jump in police fees under city plan
Keizer councilors, while agreeing a fee hike is necessary, also want to take the plan to the voters before implementing it.
Developer plans market for long disused Keizer triangle
Lining up to pay $4.6 million for the 3.5 acres is a subsidiary of US Market, a Salem company with two other operations in Keizer.
Keizer crew clears camps by MLK Jr parkway
Keizer workers last week cleared out two homeless camps along Martin Luther King Jr. Parkway. Both tent encampments were in the parkway territory, up against fencing bordering Keizer. One camp was across the fence from the Pleasant View Apartments off Northeast Pleasant View Drive. Two…
Police department calls: Body of missing man found in Keizer woods
POLICE SCANNER: Information is provided by the Keizer Police Department. The agency has removed specific addresses to protect privacy.
Keizer residents weigh in on proposed park pavilion
Opinions were divided as citizens spoke Monday about the idea of adding a pavilion to Keizer Rapids Park. The city would need to amend the park's formal plan to open the way for such a structure.