Three Keizer students recognized for overcoming challenges
The annual Turnaround Achievement Awards recognized students from across Salem and Keizer.
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Police department calls: Repeated 911 calls over unfound trouble lead to arrest
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Keizer police arrest 2 Salem men, seek third suspect in Keizer Station shooting
Three Salem men are being accused of participating in a shooting into a car carrying a family last February. Two were arrested on Wednesday, May 13, and police are seeking a third suspect.
Kotek adviser Knopp hints that prosperity council could alter corporate activity tax
Former Senate Minority Leader Tim Knopp’s comments came at a business conference in Oregon’s capital city on Monday, May 11.
Commentary: On transportation funding, start with the problem
Does anyone in Oregon think Measure 120, sustaining last year’s legislation on transportation taxes and fees, will pass? Anyone? Anyone who does seems to be well hidden, just like any supporters of the measure, the substance of which passed just last year with majority support…
Keizer panel takes up new budget proposal, fee increases
The city budget plan proposed by City Manager Adam Brown calls for increasing fees for police and other services – something he said was inevitable.
Have spatula, will travel: Keizer Fire breakfast moves to Rapids Park
Pancakes, sausage and more will be on the menu when firefighters cook up breakfast at Keizer Rapids Park on May 17.
Police department calls: Teen fights off would-be kidnapper at Keizer Station
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Little-known program could keep Oregonians on SNAP, but there aren’t enough slots
People participating in the Workfare Program aren’t paid but gain experience while reducing and meeting SNAP work requirements.