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Author Archives: kkwong
CSA’s in Eugene
By: Kathy Kwong The Corner Market, located on River Rd, near chambers in Eugene, Oregon is open year round (dependent on available produce that year) to provide locally grown and seasonal produce. Penny Tyrell, owner of The Corner Market is … Continue reading
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Tagged consuming local foods, consuming organic, CSA, J361, kkwong, Local harvest, organic farming, Organic Foods, Wintergreen Farm
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Deveron Musgrave: Reusing and Reducing for Glenwood
By: Kathy Kwong It is a dreary Tuesday morning at BRING’s recycling located in Glenwood, Oregon. Last night’s rain lays claim to the facility’s premises. Gray clouds above, and a cool moist, breeze begin the day for employees at this … Continue reading
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Tagged Brings Recycling, deveron musgrave, Glenwood, J361, kkwong, recyling, Reporting1, reusing
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Q & A with Grant Butler, Food/arts writer for The Oregonian’s Foodday
By: Kathy Kwong Grant Butler, Food/Arts writer for The Oregonian’s FoodDay, A&E, MIX magazine, vegan and movie critic. How did you get started as a food writer/critic? I began writing about food as a part-time restaurant critic for the Statesman … Continue reading
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Tagged food, food writing, foodday, grant butler, J361, kkwong, questionnaire, reporting1kathy, The Oregonian, the statesman
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Glenwood: Not rolling out red carpet for Oscars
By: Kathy Kwong Glenwood area members voiced their opinions of the upcoming Oscars. GLENWOOD, Ore.- Members in the Glenwood neighborhood express their thoughts regarding the upcoming 85th Oscar Academy Awards. Hollywood was not a pressing topic for business owners and … Continue reading
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Tagged 2013 oscars, academy awards, Glenwood, hollywood, J361, kkwong, midterm, whistle down the wind
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Glenwood Observation
“Cheers! Happy Birthday Phil!” Like synchronized swimmers, each body gracefully bends at the hip to the center of the table. Cups clatter. Cheers. Muffled words among the crowd. An explosion of laughter erupts. Four balloons suspended in the air fly … Continue reading
Glenwood Improvement-Or Not
GLENWOOD, Ore – Not much goes on in the community of Glenwood in the middle of winter. Driving through the unincorporated neighborhood, businesses line Franklin Blvd; a pawn shop, a locksmith, uninhabited buildings, a pizza parlor, a reminiscent gas station … Continue reading
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Tagged Brings Recycling, Eugene, J361, kathy kwong, refinement plan, Springfield
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Why’s This so Good? Food Blogs-What we have to learn
As a foodie, I’m naturally drawn to recipes. But recipes and mouth-watering photos to accompany them just make me weak in the knees. But wait, it gets even better. A palate pleasing recipe with photos and the background of how … Continue reading
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Food Blogging on Twitter
Food52 was a food blog I found that caught my interest because of the way they started-small and as a community. I think its important to realize that sometimes we just have to start from the very bottom. Thats what … Continue reading
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Eating as a hobby and for good reason
By: Kathy Kwong Food is undoubtedly a part of each of our lives. It comes in various shapes, sizes, textures, colors, ingredients (some hidden or conveniently mislabeled), and even with varying smells. For me, it is a very important part … Continue reading
We all have to eat sometime, right? In case you were wondering, we’ll be eating for the rest of our existence. Fortunately for me, I live for food. Or is it because of food, therefore I live? It doesn’t … Continue reading
