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  • District 4 race could reshape city council

    District 4 race could reshape city council

    By Jim Redden As the Nov. 3 general election approaches, the most debated issue in the City Council District 4 race has not been the future of the Critical Energy Infrastructure Hub, even though it is in the district that includes industrial Northwest Portland and Linnton. Instead, by late September, voters were asking whether Councilor…

  • Candidates race to fill N/NE Portland City Council seats

    Candidates race to fill N/NE Portland City Council seats

    Introductory analysis:  The new City Charter that voters approved two years ago is now taking effect. It includes some welcome reforms such as City Council districts that represent specific sections of the city, including the new District 2 for N/NE Portlanders. Three City Councilors from the district will be elected in the Nov. 5 General…

  • See District 2 candidates in action

    See District 2 candidates in action

    Voters will get an opportunity to see Portland City Council District 2 candidates in action at a forum Wednesday, March 6 at St. Johns Church, 8044 N. Richmond Ave. The event starts at 6:30pm and goes until 8:30pm. The North Peninsula Review is sponsoring the forum in partnership with the Cathedral Park Neighborhood Association and St. Johns Church. Fourteen candidates have committed to the…