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I feel pretty lucky—I live where I work and I love where I live. As a Realtor in Lake Oswego, Oregon, I get to share that enthusiasm with clients every day. Through this blog, with the help of my freelance writer wife, Genita, I’d like to share that enthusiasm with you. Be sure to visit my website.
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Monthly Archives: September 2013
Why Luscher Farm Would Have Dorothy Saying, “Toto, I’ve a Feeling We’re Not in Kansas Anymore.”
If Dorothy were to check out the scarecrows at Luscher Farm in Lake Oswego, Oregon, I’m sure she’d look around and say, “Toto, I’ve a feeling we’re not in Kansas anymore.” Instead of the straw-stuffed bird-scarer who followed her through … Continue reading
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Why Kids Aren’t the Only Ones Learning New Things this Fall in Lake Oswego, Oregon
It seems the Lake Oswego Public Library, Lake Oswego Parks and Recreation Department, and local businesses refuse to buy into the saying that “You can’t teach an old dog new tricks.” They have a lineup of learning opportunities for adults … Continue reading
Sneak Peek at Good Times Ahead in Lake Oswego, Oregon
The end of summer was always bittersweet in our household. Actually if you took a vote, bitter would win out. Trading in swimming in Oswego Lake, ski tubing, and Lake Grove swim park afternoons for going back to school and … Continue reading
Come September and It’s Back to Top-Notch Schools in Lake Oswego
A recent survey has confirmed what Lake Oswego parents already know. Lake Oswego schools are top-notch. In April, ZipRealty announced the results of a national survey identifying the best school districts with the most affordable housing. Lake Oswego ranked third. … Continue reading
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Live. Laugh. Farm. Luscher Farm Invites You to Do All Three During This Weekend’s Open House.
Look at the schedule for this Saturday’s Open House at Luscher Farm at 125 Rosemont Rd. and you’ll realize that a lot more happens down on the farm than just growing crops. The festivities are designed to celebrate the end … Continue reading
