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Good morning.

Many questions remain about the stunning story of the Keizer mother accused of wanting to end her life and take her three boys with her.

Most news organizations rushed out the story earlier this week. They seemed to have little regard for the family – or the community.

At Keizertimes, we took our time to carefully report on this. That meant going beyond the press release. And we worked to learn more about the family.

As important, we made sure to include information about where to get help. Publishing this sort of story without providing readers access to crisis line information strikes me as journalistic malpractice. If such information saves one life, that’s worth it.

This episode also underscores the need for help for those in mental health crisis.

Count on Keizertimes to continue following this story but with care and context.

Now, here’s what we’ve been reporting on in recent days at Keizertimes.

–Les Zaitz, editor

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KLL Park needs another $100,000 and city maintenance, council learns
After losing revenue due to several recent tournament cancellations at Keizer Little League Park, the Florida-based company management company is requesting more money to continue managing the park. The company…
KLL Park needs another $100,000 and city maintenance, council learns
After losing revenue due to several recent tournament cancellations at Keizer Little League Park, the Florida-based company management company is requesting more money to continue managing the park. The company…
Police raid 3 Keizer spas, investigating prostitution, human trafficking
Keizer police, with help from other agencies, are investigating three massage parlors in Keizer for prostitution and human trafficking. Police teams searched the Keizer businesses on Monday, July 13.
Police raid 3 Keizer spas, investigating prostitution, human trafficking
Keizer police, with help from other agencies, are investigating three massage parlors in Keizer for prostitution and human trafficking. Police teams searched the Keizer businesses on Monday, July 13.
New hotel nears opening in Keizer
Keizer’s new Fairfield Inn is expected to open near the end of July. It will be the city’s third hotel, and is part of new development near Keizer Station.
New hotel nears opening in Keizer
Keizer’s new Fairfield Inn is expected to open near the end of July. It will be the city’s third hotel, and is part of new development near Keizer Station.
Keizer man found dead, police seeking wife who may be in Washington
Police say the woman was believed to be driving a Ford Explorer that was seen in Keizer Thursday, July 16, and then the next day in Washington state.
Keizer man found dead, police seeking wife who may be in Washington
Police say the woman was believed to be driving a Ford Explorer that was seen in Keizer Thursday, July 16, and then the next day in Washington state.
Letters: How’s the federal spending working for you?
In a letter to the editor, Keizer resident Dave Guile decries spending by Trump cabinet members and the Republican Congress as cuts hit important federal programs.
Letters: How’s the federal spending working for you?
In a letter to the editor, Keizer resident Dave Guile decries spending by Trump cabinet members and the Republican Congress as cuts hit important federal programs.
Burlington opens in Keizer Station
Burlington held its grand opening on Friday, July 17. During the event, the company presented Kennedy Elementary School with a $5,000 donation.
Burlington opens in Keizer Station
Burlington held its grand opening on Friday, July 17. During the event, the company presented Kennedy Elementary School with a $5,000 donation.
Federal judge will decide future of Oregon’s new package recycling law by end of August
On the fifth and final day of a weeklong trial between the wholesale distribution industry and the state, recycling experts poked holes in each other’s research.
Federal judge will decide future of Oregon’s new package recycling law by end of August
On the fifth and final day of a weeklong trial between the wholesale distribution industry and the state, recycling experts poked holes in each other’s research.
Pentacle Theatre event will announce 2027 show lineup
Salem’s Pentacle Theatre will announce upcoming plays during a program this Friday and Saturday, July 24-25.
Pentacle Theatre event will announce 2027 show lineup
Salem’s Pentacle Theatre will announce upcoming plays during a program this Friday and Saturday, July 24-25.
Shredding and e-waste event coming to Keizer
Keizerites can shred documents and dispose of TVs, monitors and other electronics for free during an upcoming event. The event will be held between 8 a.m. and noon on Saturday,…
Shredding and e-waste event coming to Keizer
Keizerites can shred documents and dispose of TVs, monitors and other electronics for free during an upcoming event. The event will be held between 8 a.m. and noon on Saturday,…


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