Northwest Examiner
Allan Classen, William, Marilyn Deutsch, Michaela Lowthian, Ken Thrasher, Kurt MisarIndependent local reporting for Northwest Portland since 1986
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Daily |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 558 | Subscribers | Read | nwexaminer.com |
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Latest Issues
Recent posts by this newsletter. Browse the email archive.
If you build it ... they still won't come
Even with frequent Stumptown Stages bookings, the Brunish Theater is empty more often than not.
Linnton's Decoy renamed and reopening
Polly Merwin and her husband Brent are ready for company at the former Decoy Saloon in Linnton.
Navigation Center funding may be cut
A neighbor annotated a photograph of life at the base of the staircase to the Broadway Bridge.
Portland State: champs without a chance
Guard Jaylin Henderson was named first team All-Big Sky Conference.
Authors
The writers behind this newsletter.
Editor, publisher NW Examiner
Three-time book club member, amateur banjo player and sometimes journalist.
I direct the Oral History Program at the Clackamas County Historical Society and work with other local historical societies on similar projects. I worked as a reporter on TV and radio for roughly 40 years, most recently at KPTV in Portland.
Left-handed journo examining the highs and lows of NW Portland and the Pearl District.
Retired CEO of Fred Meyer Inc
A Realtor with past work in build-to-suit and sale lease-back property development/management (Beverly Hills, CA) his current focus is on residential sales, investment, flip, land development sales and commercial leasing.
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