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Kerry Newberry

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As seen in: 1859 Oregon's Magazine, The Oregonian, Powell's Books Blog, Travel Oregon, Seattle Refined, The Oregon Coast, Oregon Wine Press, Edible Portland, Hotels Above Par, YAM MAGAZINE, Sip Magazine and
Covers:  travel, hotels, farming, food, profiles, restaurants, wine, agriculture, art
Contributing writer (food, travel, arts) @1859Oregon. Co-author: Oregon Wine + Food Cookbook @Figure1Pub, Available Now.

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Kerry Newberry’s Biography

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Kerry Newberry loves chasing stories about people through food, wine and farms.

She contributes to regional and national magazines, newspapers and online publications covering food and wine, farms, travel and lifestyle. Her favorite stories have taken her foraging with chefs, traveling by skiff with oyster farmers off the Oregon coast and hiking to a buffalo range in remote Eastern Washington.

She’s interviewed lamb farmers and fisherman, coopers, chefs and winemakers (most recently a beekeeper…

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Cozy Sleeps for Wine Lovers

Cozy Sleeps for Wine Lovers

Here's where to savor a deeply calming getaway at Oregon's coziest wine-country retreats.

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Guided Stargazing Adventures in the Willamette Valley

Guided Stargazing Adventures in the Willamette Valley

The electric-red jet boat basks in the sunshine on the banks of the Willamette River in Newberg, beckoning us…

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Ultimate Guide to Portland Art and Culture Experiences

Ultimate Guide to Portland Art and Culture Experiences

Here are some top spots for window shopping, stocking up and everything in between.

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The Compass McMinnville: A Modern Wine Retreat

The Compass McMinnville: A Modern Wine Retreat

The Compass McMinnville is a modern boutique retreat offering self check-in, luxe suites and a community-driv…

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Luxury Glamping at Oregon's Two Capes Lookout

Luxury Glamping at Oregon's Two Capes Lookout

Near Pacific City, Two Capes Lookout offers sleek mirror cabins and domes for a stylish, serene glamping esca…

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Hotels Above Par | Boutique Hotels & Travel Guides

Hotels Above Par | Boutique Hotels & Travel Guides

Curated reviews by stylish travelers. No mega-resorts - just unforgettable, design-forward boutique hotels an…

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Articles

Wine, Views and Agricultural History in the Rogue Valley

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By Kerry Newberry 
| Travel Oregon
In Southern Oregon’s Rogue Valley, where the Cascade and Siskiyou mountains frame rolling vistas vineyards and sun-soaked hillsides, the Naumes family is reimagining what a multigenerational farming legacy can become.
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Cozy Sleeps for Wine Lovers

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By Kerry Newberry 
| Travel Oregon
One of Oregon wine country’s best-kept secrets is the magic of cellar season each winter from January through March, when gnarled vines sleep beneath silvery mist and wine cellars hum with the promise of future vintages in neatly stacked barrels. It’s a serene time to explore vineyards, made even more inviting by a growing array of winery stays, from secluded vineyard cottages to refined countryside estates.
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Celebrate Maritime Culture in Astoria

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By Kerry Newberry 
| Travel Oregon
For decades the Columbia River Maritime Museum has illuminated the stories and history of people who live where the largest river in the Pacific Northwest meets the Pacific Ocean. Three current exhibits showcase how deeply connected these communities are to the river and sea and how that has shaped their identity through time.
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Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes, I typed my college essays on an electric typewriter. I don't miss it, but still get nostalgic when I see old models in shops.

What does it mean to be a journalist?

Report accurately. Educate, engage and entertain the reader. Tell stories for those who have no voice. Incite change. Inspire with words

What's the funniest news-related #hashtag you've seen?

Hmm, what comes to mind is the following writers on twitter: Susan Orlean, Frank Bruni and Howard G. Goldberg. Oh, so witty.

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