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Janet Eastman

Janet Eastman

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Home Design Writer, Oregon Live (The Oregonian)

Oregon City

Final Covers

childrens health,parenting advice child safety, child proofing baby proofing, holistic health for children raising children, parenting and family

Doesn’t Cover

live sports (but sports features are still fair game)

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Total articles 2807

  • Poets, birders and dreamers flock to Oregon’s tiny Burns

    By Janet Eastman Verified| Oregon Live (The Oregonian) Verified Cattle ranchers, settlers and dreamers living in southeastern Oregon’s Burns in the 1880s named their frontier town after Scottish poet Robert Burns and set in motion an art-centric outlook that continues today. Throughout the seasons, artists and writers, urban birders and nature seekers come to this remote high desert dot that could easily disappear amid Harney County’s vast open land.

    By Janet Eastman Verified · Oregon Live (The Oregonian)

    Apr. 12, 2025

  • Midcentury modern in SW Portland for sale at $1.7M. See the swank interior

    By Janet Eastman Verified| Oregon Live (The Oregonian) Verified A midcentury modern house with an entry courtyard and places to entertain inside and out in Southwest Portland’s Council Crest neighborhood is for sale. The asking price for 3747 S.W. Chehalem Ave. is $1,665,000. Open houses are planned from noon to 2 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, said Jeff Weithman of Real Estate Through Design/(w)here Real Estate, who listed the 0.15-acre property April 9.

    By Janet Eastman Verified · Oregon Live (The Oregonian)

    Apr. 11, 2025

  • Poets, birders and dreamers flock to Oregon’s tiny Burns

    By Janet Eastman Verified| Oregon Live (The Oregonian) Verified Cattle ranchers, settlers and dreamers living in southeastern Oregon’s Burns in the 1880s named their frontier town after Scottish poet Robert Burns and set in motion an art-centric outlook that continues today. Throughout the seasons, artists and writers, urban birders and nature seekers come to this remote high desert dot that could easily disappear amid Harney County’s vast open land.

    By Janet Eastman Verified · Oregon Live (The Oregonian)

    Apr. 12, 2025

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Company Info

Oregon Live (The Oregonian)

Portland, Oregon, United States

+1 248-642-1344