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About me
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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Due to the changing nature of activities in response to COVID-19, I am suspending this section of the blog temporarily but wish every mom out there a Happy Mother’s Day today!
Tag Archives: Lake Oswego
Celebrate National Farmers Market Week with a Lake Oswego Trivia Quiz
Lake Oswego’s Farmers Market is one of the many summer traditions residents have come to love. But we’re not alone in our commitment to shopping local. According to the Farmers Market Coalition, there are 8,764 farmers markets in the United … Continue reading
6 Excuses That Do NOT Excuse You from Entering This Year’s Lake Run on May 11
It’s too hard. Yes, the Lake Run has earned the reputation of the run you love to hate because it does pose its challenges, like the McVey hill climb, not to mention a myriad of what I like to refer … Continue reading
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5 People I’d Like to Compliment on National Compliment Day
In the spirit of National Compliment Day on January 24, I wanted to hand out some compliments to Lake Oswegans who help make Lake Oswego a great place to live. ●Nancy Nye and her staff and volunteers with the Lake … Continue reading
Why TripAdvisors Say the Lake Oswego Farmers’ Market Is Not To Be Missed!
The Lake Oswego Farmers’ Market opens its 15th season this Saturday, May 16, from 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. in Millennium Plaza Park at First and Evergreen. I’ve sung its praises before so this time around I decided to let … Continue reading
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A guide for Euclid to Lake Oswego’s pathways
Euclid said the shortest distance between two points is a straight line, but which is the most scenic? Probably one of the trails or pathways winding around Lake Oswego. Inspired by a master plan to provide its citizens with safe … Continue reading
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Tagged Lake Oswego, Lake Oswego bike paths, Lake Oswego community bike ride, Lake Oswego Comprehensive Plan, Lake Oswego Country Club, Lake Oswego Hunt Club, Lake Oswego Oregon, Lake Oswego pathways, Lake Oswego trails, Lake Oswego Transportation Advisory Board, Mayor Jack Hoffman
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Jay Leno’s Guide to the Oswego Heritage Council’s 12th Annual Collector Car and Classic Boat Show
Jay Leno loves classic cars as his Jay Leno’s Garage website will attest. From a 1906 Baker Electric to a 2006 Corvette, Leno has amassed a collection any serious car buff would covet. So what would he say about this … Continue reading
Why Michelangelo would have loved Lake Oswego’s Gallery Without Walls
In her book, The Annotated Mona Lisa, Carol Strickland argues that Michelangelo did more than anyone to elevate the status of the artist. The famous sculptor would applaud the Arts Council of Lake Oswego’s efforts to do the same. A … Continue reading
Movies in the Park offer Lake Oswegans another reason to get out and enjoy summer
The City of Lake Oswego in Oregon seems determined to give every Lake Oswegan an excuse to get out and enjoy the outdoors this summer. Whether it’s the Farmer’s Market, Art Market, Concert Series, or the opening of the new … Continue reading
Discover Why Lake Oswego Farmers’ Market Is Such a Popular Gathering Spot
Now in its 11th year of operation, the Lake Oswego Farmers’ Market has grown in size from 50 vendors to over 80 with more than 100,000 visitors coming to shop, sample, and visit during the course of its 22 week … Continue reading