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Now, here’s some of the latest news.

New league, new coach: McNary moves on with gridiron reset
The Celts will move to OSAA’s 5A classification, as a new coach Josh Riddell brings his talents to the McNary football program.
New league, new coach: McNary moves on with gridiron reset
The Celts will move to OSAA’s 5A classification, as a new coach Josh Riddell brings his talents to the McNary football program.
Art Association fetes McNary artists with public reception Saturday
McNary High School students and their artwork will be in the spotlight Saturday, Feb. 8, at a reception at the Enid Joy Mount Gallery.
Art Association fetes McNary artists with public reception Saturday
McNary High School students and their artwork will be in the spotlight Saturday, Feb. 8, at a reception at the Enid Joy Mount Gallery.
Developer considers buying city land for project at entry to Keizer Station
Long-vacant acreage on Northeast Lockhaven Drive at Keizer Station could be turned into a retail center. A developer is considering a $4.5 million deal to buy the city land.
Developer considers buying city land for project at entry to Keizer Station
Long-vacant acreage on Northeast Lockhaven Drive at Keizer Station could be turned into a retail center. A developer is considering a $4.5 million deal to buy the city land.
Expo in Keizer offers education alternatives for families
The free Feb. 15 event will offer information for parents on private schools, homeschooling, co-ops and more.
Expo in Keizer offers education alternatives for families
The free Feb. 15 event will offer information for parents on private schools, homeschooling, co-ops and more.
Keizer police probe shooting outside local dispensary
Police are investigating a shooting Jan. 30 outside a dispensary on North River Road in Keizer.
Keizer police probe shooting outside local dispensary
Police are investigating a shooting Jan. 30 outside a dispensary on North River Road in Keizer.
SPORTS: Celts lose league games in basketball play
SPORTS: McNary’s basketball teams lost their two recent games. Swimmers and wrestlers prepare for dual meets in the week ahead.
SPORTS: Celts lose league games in basketball play
SPORTS: McNary’s basketball teams lost their two recent games. Swimmers and wrestlers prepare for dual meets in the week ahead.
Oregon cities push for infrastructure funding, more leeway to remove homeless camps
Proposed bills would bolster funding for infrastructure, tweak homeless camp controls and allow hotel tax investment in basic services.
Oregon cities push for infrastructure funding, more leeway to remove homeless camps
Proposed bills would bolster funding for infrastructure, tweak homeless camp controls and allow hotel tax investment in basic services.

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