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Summer concerts start July 18 at Keizer park
Seven weeks of summer concerts in Keizer Rapids Park begin Saturday, July 18, with Portland-based band Glitterfox.

Keizer mother charged with attempted murder released on bail
Chardonnay M. Benavidez, 32, was ordered by Marion Circuit Judge Courtland Geyer to live at a West Salem home in the custody of another individual.

Commentary: As the feds pull back, Oregon expands its antitrust actions
In a Capital Chronicle column, political observer Randy Stapilus says the Democratic argument writes itself: The Trump administration won’t do anything meaningful about prices, so we will.

‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ comes to Keizer
A popular William Shakespeare play will be performed in Keizer over July 16-18.

Keizer council asks to tweak policing fee schedule, with big hikes coming for businesses
The council approved a two-step increase in policing fees to cover rising costs and rebalance the burden for residential and commercial payers.

Crowd gathers to mark new status for Keizer Community Library
More than 100 people gathered in the patio behind the Keizer Community Library on July 7, to celebrate the library’s recent recognition as a public library.

Carbon monoxide prompts Keizer store closure July 9
Keizer’s Waremart location closed on Thursday, July 9 after carbon monoxide was found in the air. The store was open again on Friday.

Commentary: Two simple prosperity proposals for Oregon
The prosperity panel’s new report runs 452 pages and offers an array of ideas, some very specific, such as those concerning taxes and spending.

Column: Keizertimes pursues facts behind mystery investigation
COLUMN: What Keizertimes is doing to get facts about a city investigation that officials so far refuse to explain.

‘It’s like family’: Members cool off, find community in Keizer pools
Keizer has multiple private pools dating back nearly half a century. Some who use them say they offer a community that is worth the cost of membership.

City of Keizer takes loss as tourneys cancel at Keizer park
City officials say the financial loss is short term, but will affect the city’s ability to maintain the park.

McNary, Claggett Creek schools offer free meals for kids
McNary High School and Claggett Creek Middle School are among the Salem-Keizer School District locations offering free meals this summer.

Robots, SWAT and K9s: Kids have a BLAST at Keizer camp
The Keizer Police Department, Keizer Fire District and Marion County Fire District 1 hosted a three-day camp at the end of June.

Police department calls: Keizer police scanner June 28-July 5
POLICE SCANNER: Information is provided by the Keizer Police Department. The agency has removed specific addresses to protect privacy.

Fire district increasing medical charges for non-locals
People who use ambulance services in Keizer, but do not live in the Salem or Keizer area, will now pay more for the service than those who are local.

Keizer commissions, committee seek volunteer members
Positions are open on the Keizer Public Arts Commission, Planning Commission and Budget Committee. Youth liaison positions are open across multiple panels.

New mural sends ‘Greetings from Keizer’
See photos of artist Patricia Young painting the new postcard-style mural on Los Dos Hermanos building in Keizer.

City of Keizer hires investigators to probe mayor, councilor
The Keizer City Council launched an investigation into Mayor Cathy Clark and Councilor Dan Kohler in June. What is being investigated is unclear but outside attorneys that could cost up to $10,000 have been brought in.

Oregon lawmakers pushed to secure sensitive data from ICE. How does the law work?
Lawmakers watered down their original legislation to focus on data handled by state agencies.

Five injured in northeast Salem fireworks explosion
Police said the explosion, which also damaged cars and a home, was likely caused when mortar-style fireworks were used.

Keizer leaders speak out on America's birthday
We invited an array of Keizer community leaders and representatives to talk about freedom and America, and here are the responses we received.





