Interviews required to receive SNAP aid in Oregon starting June 1
The state resumes an interview requirement that was lifted for some recipients during the Covid pandemic.
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Keizer council approves fee hikes, considers public vote
The higher fees to support police and pay for other services begin to go into effect in July, but the council is still mulling whether to seek an advisory vote on the matter – and what it would mean. "If they opposed the fee, we would have some tough decisions,” said Councilor Dan Kohler.
McNary sending dozen athletes to state track meet in Eugene
Celt teams took second place at the district track and field meet, with 12 athletes advancing to state March 29. McNary also had the district's coach of the year, Amanda Gentry, and assistant of the year, Lynn Piper.
Oregon GOP handed Drazan another shot to beat Kotek. Will this time be different?
The Republican gubernatorial candidate predicts a difficult road ahead in her fight to defeat incumbent Democratic Gov. Tina Kotek.
‘A huge step’ – Keizer Community Library gains state’s recognition as public library
The designation opens the way to regional collection sharing, a children’s reading program and new grant possibilities.
UPDATE: McNary softball hosts first round of state playoffs on Memorial Day
Monday is no holiday for local ball teams as state playoffs start. McNary softball plays at home in the opening road while the baseball team travels.
Loren’s signs on for first turf field sponsorship at Keizer Rapids Park
Sponsors can claim the naming of the entire sports complex, fields and the concession stand at the turf complex in Keizer Rapids Park.
Keizer cornhole player goes pro
Keizer's Kevin Vignery honed his skills at cornhole over a decade, and this season is competing on a professional level.
Police department calls: Teens accused after family disturbance in Keizer
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