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Places that opened, reopened, or earned a mention this month — the ones we'd go back to.
Stronger, then smoothie? Physiq Fitness in Keizer mixes plenty of free weights and turf with QFit team training, HYROX training, and crowd-pleasing group classes, then lets you unwind in the Recovery Lounge with Hydromassage and Theragun access.
Treat your hair right: Craft Collection Salon is a collective of independent stylists who book directly, so you get a calm, unhurried appointment that actually feels like a reset.
Birria, bread, and basics: Plaza Morelia is the rare spot where you can grab fresh, handmade tortillas and slow-cooked birria for lunch, then stock up on quality meats, produce, and still-warm bakery bread for dinner prep.
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The five stories Keizer readers clicked most this month, from the daily editions.
Amtrak is set to debut its next-generation Airo trainsets on the Amtrak Cascades line in the Pacific Northwest on Sept.
Full story at fox13seattle.com ↗
Sushi & Grill, an all-you-can-eat sushi chain, has acquired 10 old Shari's cafes across Oregon and Washington, taking over at least seven cafes in Oregon and Wash.
Full story at chronline.com ↗
The University of Oregon and Oregon State University have been ranked in the U.S.
Full story at kobi5.com ↗
City Council President Jamie Dunphy has announced that the Portland, Oregon, will celebrate Dolly Parton Day by mayor proclamation on Sept.
Full story at portlandtribune.com ↗
Willamette University's fifth annual OakFest, celebrating the endangered Oregon white oaks, will take place on the Salem campus and a city park, as well as a tribal native plant nursery and a vineyard.
Full story at oregonlive.com ↗
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