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Kim Cooper Findling

Kim Cooper Findling

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Director, Explore Lincoln City

Lincoln

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Real estate, Japan, Japanese real estate, Hokkaido, Osaka, Japanese culture, Learning Japanese, Asian real estate

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I don't expect to cover any articles that are not in my niche.

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Total articles 22

  • Stay and Play in the High Desert — Bend Magazine

    By Kim Cooper Findling Verified, Jeremiah Crisp| Bend Magazine Verified Come spring, the high desert beckons as Bend’s backyard playground. Head east from town and the landscape quickly changes. Massive Ponderosa pine trees and manzanita give way to old-growth juniper forests and fragrant sagebrush dotting the landscape. Clouds evaporate, revealing a wide-open and clear sky. The earth heats up quicker in the desert, where the atmosphere is arid and the soil is exposed.

    By Kim Cooper Findling Verified, Jeremiah Crisp · Bend Magazine

    May. 22, 2024

  • LitWatch June: Freadom Festival celebrates Black writers and community

    By Jess Beauchemin, Kim Cooper Findling Verified, Amy Leona Havin Verified| Oregon Arts Watch@ Kesha Ajose Fisher, author of “No God Like the Mother,” is a featured writer in Portland’s first Freadom Festival. Fisher’s novel won the Ken Kesey Award for Fiction at the 2020 Oregon Book Awards. On Juneteenth weekend, Nanea Woods, creator of the Prose Before Bros social book club for Women of Color in Portland, will introduce the Freadom Festival.

    By Jess Beauchemin, Kim Cooper Findling Verified, Amy Leona Havin Verified · Oregon Arts Watch

    Jun. 13, 2022

  • Stay and Play in the High Desert — Bend Magazine

    By Kim Cooper Findling Verified, Jeremiah Crisp| Bend Magazine Verified Come spring, the high desert beckons as Bend’s backyard playground. Head east from town and the landscape quickly changes. Massive Ponderosa pine trees and manzanita give way to old-growth juniper forests and fragrant sagebrush dotting the landscape. Clouds evaporate, revealing a wide-open and clear sky. The earth heats up quicker in the desert, where the atmosphere is arid and the soil is exposed.

    By Kim Cooper Findling Verified, Jeremiah Crisp · Bend Magazine

    May. 22, 2024

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Explore Lincoln City

Welcome to Lincoln City, Oregon. Home to seven miles of pristine coastline...Lincoln City is simply Seven Miles of Smiles. Come find your smile and discover our world class hotels, restaurants, shops, and attractions.

Lincoln City, United States

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