SALEM, Ore. — The city of Keizer is offering to share its drinking water with Salem-area residents who’ve been warned by officials to avoid consuming their tap water because of the discovery of low levels of algae toxin.
The Oregonian/OregonLive reports three water stations with 24-hour access have been opened at Keizer City Hall in a parking lot.
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