• Support investigative journalism by joining the North Peninsula Review foundation

    Support investigative journalism by joining the North Peninsula Review foundation

    North Peninsula Review stories… make… a… difference. Our coverage identifies key issues affecting N/NE Portland and keeps the powers-that-be on their toes. You can help sustain and strengthen our news coverage via a tax-deductible contribution to the North Peninsula Review Foundation under the fiscal sponsorship of the Oregon Public Information Project.

  • The North Peninsula Review has your back — support investigative news coverage

    The North Peninsula Review has your back — support investigative news coverage

    Democracy dies in darkness. You can help sustain the North Peninsula Review’s investigative journalism by contributing to the North Peninsula Review Foundation, a 501c3 organization fiscally sponsored by the Oregon Public Information Project and dedicated to civic journalism. Help combat the growing news desert. Help us track federal government effects on North/NE Portland and cover…

  • Help keep local journalism alive with your community newspaper

    Help keep local journalism alive with your community newspaper

    Help maintain the tradition of community journalism with its 100-year history in North Portland. Just like we appreciate our community’s original main streets, storefronts and town centers, and businesses like the Nite Hawk vintage cafe with its lunch counter, comfy booths and homestyle fare, or Blue Moon Camera’s offering of original analog cameras and equipment,…

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    Support the North Peninsula Review Foundation, a 501c3 nonprofit organization dedicated to keeping North/NE Portland news coming to readers. More than 2,000 community newspapers, weeklies and dailies have closed across the country in the last 20 years. Twenty newspapers in Oregon have stopped publication during the same time. The old business model for newspapers is struggling,…

  • Forming the North Peninsula Review Foundation

    Forming the North Peninsula Review Foundation

    Dear Readers, We’re proud that our news coverage spurred the city to stop demolition of Columbia Park Pool, helped put the brakes on the BottleDrop on Lombard Street, and helped convince Multnomah County to open an interim St. Johns Library. We’ve reported on things that no other media is covering.  But our eyes are open…