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

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

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

POLICE SCANNER: Information is provided by the Keizer Police Department. The agency has removed specific addresses to protect privacy. The post Police department calls: Scanner week of June 21 – June 28 appeared first on Keizertimes.

Artist Cathie Morrow will offer tips and demonstrate the techniques at the Keizer Art Association's First Tuesday session on July 7. The post Art event in Keizer features watercolor and ink techniques appeared first on Keizertimes.

The thefts occurred from October 2024 through October 2025 at a senior living complex in north Keizer. The post Former maintenance worker charged with year-long string of Keizer thefts appeared first on Keizertimes.

Next week, the Keizer Community Library will celebrate its formal recognition as a public library with a public ribbon cutting event. The post Keizer library celebrates new status in July 7 event appeared first on Keizertimes.

From Bigfoot to time capsules, the America 250 Oregon Commission awarded 80 grants across Oregon to support local history, culture and art. The post Here’s how Oregon is celebrating America’s 250th year of independence appeared first on Keizertimes.

Brad Shreve, McNary High School's next principal, was worked in education for 32 years. He has served as principal at Roberts and Early College High Schools since 2019. The post McNary gains new principal appeared first on Keizertimes.

Keizer residents can soon weigh in on what they want to see in city parks. The post Keizer City Council considers gathering public input on parks appeared first on Keizertimes.