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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.
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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…
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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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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…
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A gift that keeps on giving
Give the gift that keeps on giving with a subscription to the North Peninsula Review for family and friends! Each month they will receive in their mailbox news of North Portland happenings, events, new business listings, as well as school sports coverage and announcements. There will be an informative selection of unique, high-quality articles tailored to…
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Candidate forum for City Council seat
A dozen Portland City Council candidates vying for the new N/NE Portland District 2 seat debated issues including homeless policy, police funding, Zenith and the CEI Hub before nearly 200 people at a March 6 community forum at St. Johns Church. The North Peninsula Review newspaper sponsored the event that drew candidates: John Armstrong, Reuben Berlin,…
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Ask Dr. Neil (Nov. 2023)
Send your questions to AskDrNeil@yahoo.com. You will remain anonymous. Tired of being a maid to my family Dr. Neil, I am absolutely done. My whole family is a bunch of slobs who take me for granted. They leave their messes behind for me to clean up. The house is a sloppy mess, and the kitchen…
