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DECEMBER 11, 2015, KEIZERTIMES, PAGE A3 Wet, wild weather in Keizer Submitted Above: Danny Wold took this picture of Springtime Court the afternoon of Dec. 7. Left: Rain and wind helped bring down this tree at Horizon Ridge Drive and Jakewood Drive NE on Dec. 2. KEIZERTIMES/Andrew Jackson PARADE, continued from Page A1 the glowing theme, Mitchell is encouraging parade goers to dress in glow-in-the-dark attire. In case you need any, a vendor will be on hand selling such items. There were some com- plaints after last year’s parade from those at the end of the route, saying the parade ended early. Mitchell said that wasn’t the case, but steps have been taken anyway to clarify the is- sue. New signs are up this year and were expected to be in place by Dec. 10. Parade organizers estimate that around 80,000 people fi ll River Road each year to catch a glimpse of the parade. River Road is expected to start reopening for traf- fi c around 9 p.m. as the pa- rade continues southbound through the city. Police are asking for side- walks along River Road to be kept clear of chairs until the parade starts so that disabled citizens can travel on the side- walks. For more information on the parade, visit www.folholi- dayparade.org or see the Keiz- ertimes’ holiday guide. KEIZERTIMES/Lyndon A. Zaitz Sylvia Carlstrom found her neighbor’s tree on her house on Wednesday, Dec. 9 on Kinglet Way. KEIZERTIMES/Craig Murphy Heavy rain led to this fl ooding in the Hidden Creek Drive area on Monday. KEIZERTIMES/Craig Murphy Humans may not care for extreme rain, but these geese at Claggett Creek Park on Dec. 4 didn’t mind. We’ll transform your kitchen or bath into what you’ve always dreamed of 503.393.2875 remodelkeizer.com CCB#155626 LEASE, continued from Page A1 six years. The Walkers recently announced they have started a new West Coast League team, the Gresham Grey Wolves. Neither of the Walkers at- tended Monday’s meeting, since Jerry was out of town at baseball meetings and Lisa was home sick. Lisa did send a short message to councilors prior to the meeting. “We pray for a positive outcome,” she wrote. “Thank you for all you do.” Breaking news in Keizer? Find out more at…
