
Les Zaitz
Publisher at Malheur Enterprise
Editor at Salem Reporter
On a glide path to retirement. No, seriously. A half century is sufficient. Still, Malheur Enterprise and Salem Reporter. And then there's my ranch.
Articles
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1 week ago |
salemreporter.com | Les Zaitz
Farmland in the heart of Keizer is now expected to sprout homes and new businesses in one of the largest commercial developments ever in the community. Developers are finalizing plans for a project on 17 acres of land along River Road, just south of Northeast Manzanita Street and the entrance to McNary Estates. “A long-awaited transformation is on the horizon,” according to a statement from Clutch Industries.
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keizertimes.com | Les Zaitz
With Earth Day coming up on April 26, it’s a time to celebrate spring, even if the weather still reminds us of winter at times. For home gardeners, this is a great time to plan and prepare as the growing season gets underway. Following are this month’s tips to help you do that, from the OSU Extension Service. Planning• Write in your garden journal throughout the growing season. • Prepare garden soil for spring planting.
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malheurenterprise.com | Les Zaitz |Susan Barton
The Vale Lions Club will once again load Wadleigh Park up with Easter eggs for the annual hunt, set for Saturday, April 19. The fun starts at 1 p.m., with children hunting in areas by age group. The Easter Bunny and Lions Lion will be on hand for photos with the kids. Anyone interested in donating can call 541-709-5870.
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keizertimes.com | Les Zaitz
Nearly every member of the Community Diversity Engagement Committee was swept off the panel recently as several Keizer city councilors jettisoned those volunteers in favor of their hand-picked choices. “It did appear that the CDEC was intentionally purged,” said Jane Titchenal, who briefly lost her own seat before Mayor Cathy Clark put her back on. The councilors acted on Monday, April 7, using new city rules that gave each councilor the power appoint a representative to the committee.
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keizertimes.com | Les Zaitz
Colored pencil artists, both children and adults, are showing their works through April at the Keizer Art Association gallery. The annual Colored Pencil Show kicked off with judging and an April 5 reception at the gallery. Organizers said this year’s show differed a bit from previous exhibitions that were hosted by the Portland chapter of the Colored Pencil Society of America.
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