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MAY 4, 2018, KEIZERTIMES, PAGE A9 HERRERA: Representation, LEGO, continued from Page A1 UGB top agenda Investigating offi cers dis- covered a window had been broken and someone had en- tered the business but no one was found inside. An employ- ee of the business met with offi cers and determined that a cash register and fi ve sets of Star Wars-themed Legos had been taken for a total value of about $1,000. The suspect, and the ve- hicle he arrived in, were cap- tured on surveillance video. Shortly after 3 p.m. the same day, the investigating of- fi cer was contacted by the Or- egon City Police Department (OCPD) because an individ- ual was attempting to sell Star Wars Lego sets at the a Lego- themed store in Oregon City. Deputy Chief Jeff Kuhns, of the Keizer Police Depart- ment, was still waiting on re- ports from Oregon City at press time. He hoped the re- ports would reveal how the employees of the Oregon City store knew to call police when the suspect tried selling the stolen playsets. Working with a Keizer Po- lice Detective, Oregon City offi cers developed probable cause and arrested Keith Le- roy Fletcher, 52, of Portland, for fi rst-degree theft. Fletcher’s vehicle, a 2013 Nissan Sentra, which is thought to be the same vehi- cle caught on surveillance, was impounded and OCPD offi - cers were applying for a search warrant to look for additional evidence related to the crime. (Continued from Page A1) council itself, the conversation “I’m not a guy that be- was shelved for a later date. lieves in quotas, but I believe “I want Keizer to be a in representation. The more town where everybody feels diverse opinions we have, the like they belong. I don’t want better solutions we come up the young people we are rais- with,” Herrera said. “I have ing here to leave, the kids are some people come up to me smart and I want them to stay and talk about how I’m the here,” Herrera said. fi rst Latino counselor, but my Herrera has done his best brother was to be the the fi rst Latino change he’s elected to the hoping for in student body the city coun- president at cil’s chambers. University of When new Oregon and he faces – or re- always said, ‘I turning ones don’t want to – show up be the last.’” — Roland Herrera before coun- That sage cil meetings bit of wisdom to take part has been a guiding principle or spectate, Herrera makes a of Herrera’s fi rst term in of- point to step down from the fi ce, but it’s also an extension dais and greet them. of who he aims to be in the He’s also turned training community at large. Herrera is received as a city councilor a former employee of the city, into action outside the coun- one of its residents for more cil. He and a small group of than 40 years, a stalwart vol- leaders in the Keizer Latino unteer and his roots are only community have formed the getting deeper. Latino Action Committee “This is where my grand- which is committed to mani- kids are growing up. I want festing more Latino leadership to make sure the decisions are in Keizer. made that people that love Another item on Herrera’s Keizer. I love this place and I to-do list is keeping the con- want the best for it,” Herrera versation around the city’s Ur- said. ban Growth Boundary mov- Topping his hopes for a ing forward. He said he would second term is a continuation prioritize growing job oppor- of a conversation about in- tunities over the city’s housing clusivity that began in coun- needs in hope that housing cil chambers last year. Several growth would be a natural community members turned offshoot of more local jobs. out at a handful of council “We need higher-paying meetings to request the city jobs,” Herrera said. “If we can adopt and inclusivity resolu- bring those to the area, hous- tion stating that all residents of ing will follow. I want to see the city are welcome regard- the right type of growth. I less of potential delineations in want to make sure that we race, creed or sexual identity. don’t go too big too fast. I After drawing some detractors want Keizer to be a big, little in public testimony and on the town.” “I love this place and I want the best for it.” KEIZERTIMES/Derek Wiley ABOVE: The cast of The Fox on the Fairway: Wendy Braun, Jeff Minden, Lyndon Zaitz, Becky Nielson, Jordan Reid and Kiley Smith with director Kevin Strausbaugh. BELOW: Braun, Smith and Zaitz act out a scene from the play. FOX, continued from Page A1 The play centers around rival country club presidents, Henry Bingham of Quail Valley Country Club, played by Jeff Minden, and Dickie Bell of Crouching Squirrel Golf and Racquet Club, played by Lyndon Zaitz. After fi ve years of losing the annual interclub tournament, Bingham places a large bet with Dickie, believing he has a sure thing winner in a new member, only to discover the morning of the tournament that Dickie has stolen the new member. In danger of losing his shirt, job and wife, Justin, a newly hired assistant who also happens to be a strong golfer, enters the picture with a chance to save Bingham’s bet. Justin, however, is distracted by his new fi ancee, Louise, a waitress at the club, and their antics put his golf performance in jeopardy. “It’s a lot of fun,” Minden said. “It’s hilarious. The show puzzle answers ASK MR. TRASH Q. I heard about China’s ban on recycling. What IS recyclable now? A. 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