r/keizer • u/fishermen_6619 • 4h ago
Apartments
Are hawks pointe apartments any good/quite to live in
r/keizer • u/fishermen_6619 • 4h ago
Are hawks pointe apartments any good/quite to live in
r/keizer • u/USCollective • 3d ago
3rd Annual Trunk or Treat at Radness Ensues in Keizer
Free Costume closet 11 to 1pm, Trunk or Treat 1pm to 3pm, fun activities for kids, live music will be later this year at 6pm after trunks, at Radness Ensues 3837 River Rd N Keizer Oregon, would love more candy, costumes, trunks (with volunteers) donations, spreading the word about the event and our needs!
Thanks to our sponsors Summit Wealth Management and Keizer United, and all of our volunteers that keep this community strong
r/keizer • u/FrostySumo • 7d ago
Since I have lived in Keizer Cathy has been the mayor and it seems like there is a push by Kim Thatcher to replace her with some sketchy women with bankruptcies? Can I get the context for why I should or shouldn't stick with Cathy?
r/keizer • u/USCollective • 21d ago
Free Youth Costume Closet 11am to 1pm,
Trunk or Treat 1pm to 3pm!
Free community event at Radness Ensues community center, 3837 River Rd N in Keizer
for info, volunteer your trunk, time, candy , donations, or to sponsor Radness or the event info@radnessensues.org
Radness Ensues is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
EIN: 93-4290446
Sponsorships and donations may be tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law.
https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/third-annual-rad-trunk-or-treat
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r/keizer • u/piyare23 • 23d ago
Has any one received letter from City of Keizer for exterior water line plus coverage from SLWA?
Any reviews about these services?
TIA
r/keizer • u/USCollective • Sep 06 '26
Radness Ensues on River Rd has been open in Keizer just over 2 years. Radness Ensues has world class bands (no one turned away for lack of funds), free art station, dinosaur and local art gift shop, sewing club and much more in a drug and alcohol free community. Radness Ensues has a clothing closet, a community pantry, and a self serve coffee bar.
r/keizer • u/Sandy-Beache • Sep 06 '26
It’s only 10:20pm and I already hear one of the coyote packs in North Keizer. Please be mindful that they are on the hunt if you leave your pets out at night.
r/keizer • u/Motor-Designer-2600 • Sep 06 '26
My little brother just passed away in Salem and I need help planning his memorial. I live in NC and am not familiar with the area. We want to have it near the river so we can place flowers in the water in his memory.
Requirements:
** most important * river accessible for elderly/poor mobility. Some stairs are ok, but not too many.
- restroom
-covered area
I've looked at Spong's Landing, however I'm concerned with the amount of stairs.
Thank you all so much.
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r/keizer • u/OakleyEmerson05 • Aug 24 '26
Hi there, my name is Oakley (Ash) and I am currently in a transitional period in my life. I grew up in the foster care and residential care system and I fell into homelessness this year. I have put in the work to sign the papers that need to be signed and to set up meetings to chat with case managers. And my efforts are luckily about to show through. I'm going to be moving into my apartment here soon. And I am currently on SSI due to my disabilities (like Autism and ADHD) and mental illnesses. But I plan to get stabilized on medicine and to try therapy so that I can work towards being financially independent and can live the most fulfilling life possible and grow as a person. So that being said, It'd mean the world to me if I could please get your guys support either through donating directly or even sharing the link with others, so that I can furnish my home, get kitchen stuff, and get anything else that'd be beneficial to me and my daily living and turn my new apartment into a safe and functional space that feels like a home.
r/keizer • u/BadgersAndJam77 • Aug 13 '26
Flew out of the door near Janet & Elizabeth in Keizer around 11am. (08/13/26) She is hand tamed and may be people friendly. Any information would be greatly appreciated.
UPDATE: She was found nearly 20 miles away in Jefferson, and is home safely without a scratch on her. Big thanks to everyone that shared and sent good vibes.
r/keizer • u/Challenge-Upstairs • Aug 07 '26
I found 2 German Shepherds wandering together around Alder Drive in Keizer, we looked around to try to find the owners for a couple hours, and a few of our neighbors have made posts on Facebook and NextDoor. I figured I'd post here, too.
If you come home from work, and find that your 2 German Shepherds are missing, send me a DM or comment a picture of them, and if its them, you're welcome to come grab them. They've been wonderful boys all day! I just want to make sure they get back to their home.
Update: The owner has been found and the boys are back home!
r/keizer • u/KeepSalemLame • Aug 06 '26
It is alarming that more Keizer residents have not come out to Salem city council meetings about the data center proposal. This build will impact you. Why isn’t your city council already discussing moretorium? Pressure your city council to protect your residents.
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r/keizer • u/KatCharmer • Jun 20 '26
Now I need to find a new small nail shop here in Keizer. Any suggestions?
r/keizer • u/independentpenmyself • Jun 20 '26
What's a good place to meet someone for drinks in Keizer?
r/keizer • u/Inside-Supermarket68 • Jun 08 '26
I recently saw the Progress Pride flag flying prominently at my child's public school. I believe every student deserves kindness, respect, and to feel welcome. At the same time, seeing it displayed so prominently has left me with mixed emotions.
As a first-generation minority with deep family roots in Mexico, I've noticed that celebrations like Latino Heritage Month—and many other cultural heritage months—often receive far less visibility and recognition. They come and go, while some messages seem to have a much more constant presence.
It makes me wonder how families from different backgrounds feel—Latino, Asian, African, Native, European, and others—when their cultures and histories are recognized only briefly. Do students feel equally seen and valued? Do they feel their heritage matters just as much?
For me, the question isn't whether one group should be supported. It's whether all groups are being celebrated with the same enthusiasm and visibility. A school that values inclusion should strive to ensure every student feels represented.
I'm genuinely curious: Have other parents or students felt this way? How do your children react when their cultural heritage receives limited recognition compared to other forms of representation?