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Janet Eastman

Reporter · US

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Aug 18, 2026
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  1. Article · Aug 18, 2026 · Janet Eastman | The Oregonian

    Klamath Falls celebrates huge railroad milestone (opens the original)

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    A 195-mile segment of Amtrak’s Coast Starlight train offers one of the most scenic and steepest journeys in the United States, connecting Eugene with Klamath Falls through Oregon’s Cascade Range. The first passengers rode the challenging Cascade Line north out of Klamath Falls on Aug. 19, 1926. The milestone ushered in an era of prosperity for the isolated city and the railroad connection sparked a downtown building boom. In the years leading up to the stock market crash in October 1929 and

  2. Article · Aug 15, 2026 · Janet Eastman | The Oregonian

    Why passengers on this scenic Oregon train ride are putting down their phones and talking to strangers (opens the original)

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    Passengers aboard Amtrak’s Coast Starlight, the famous long-distance train between Seattle and Los Angeles, head to the upper-level sightseer car for expansive views of the scenery. Through wide windows and skylights, they can watch the ocean, mountains and forests go by. People riding from Klamath Falls over the nearly mile-high crest of the Cascade Range to Eugene can also learn the fascinating history of this challenging section. About once a week, volunteer docents are onboard to explain t

  3. Article · Jul 13, 2026 · Janet Eastman / oregonlive.com (TNS)

    World’s largest outdoor quilt show draws crowds to this tiny Oregon town - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)

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    The Sisters Outdoor Quilt Show transformed downtown Sisters in central Oregon into a colorful celebration of textile artistry on Saturday. More than 1,100 unique quilts were showcased on storefronts, fences and park posts along Main, Hood and Cascade avenues. Enthusiasts from around the world view the show as an opportunity to learn new techniques and study precisely crafted quilts up close, often with the makers nearby. The daylong Sisters Outdoor Quilt Show, now in its 51st year, is the world’

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