New townhomes coming to Clear Lake
The townhomes are aimed at those looking for a new home but can't afford a larger lot.
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State treasurer touts Kinder Grad deal to boost college savings plans
Historically, about one in eight Oregonians has taken advantage of the Treasury-backed education savings plans. Steiner, who was elected in 2024, aims to double that during her tenure.
Inclusive McNary program celebrates graduates
McNary held a small graduation ceremony for students in the Unified program, which brings together students with and without disabilities.
State sees record low compliance with kindergarten vaccine requirements
Health officials say a 93% vaccination rate for measles, mumps and rubella is necessary for herd immunity to prevent outbreaks, but more than one-third of Oregon schools with 10 or more students in K-12 don’t meet that baseline requirement.
Keizer gets its own boardwalk with ceremony on Monday
The long-awaited opening of Keizer's new boardwalk is scheduled after a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 5 p.m. Monday, June 1. The pathway along Claggett Creek gives walkers a peek at environmental restoration in action.
Fire marshals find mostly minor issues in annual school checks
School fire inspections are performed annually by local fire districts.
Claggett Creek student recognized for personal growth
A Claggett Creek eighth grader was one of three Keizer students to be awarded for growth.
Police department calls: Keizer teen arrested for rape of girl, 16
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McNary ends Air Force cadet program over budget cuts, declining enrollment
Two years after McNary cut it's Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps program, the cadet program that replaced it is ending.