Articles by Dr. Tanya Lyn March in the NW Examiner

Northwest Examiner Articles

“History in a Heap” pp. 1 & 22. April 2016.

“Facing Demolition, Firehouse No. 3 Held to Standard of Uniqueness” pp. 25-28. May 2016.

“1880s Building Slated for Demolition” p1 & p5  September 2016.

“Forgotten Cemeteries Tell Story of Ultimate Exclusion” pp 9-10.

“Chinatown Streetscape Hangs By a Thread” p 10. March 2017. Link to Full Issue.

“Children Policing Children: War housing district relied on youth volunteers to keep the peace” pp. 11-12. July 2017.

“Junior Fire Brigade Served World War II Housing Project” p13.  August 2017.

“Rare Tree Makes Last Stand: Dying Heritage Tree on School Playground Radically Pruned for Safety”

p. 10. December 2017.

“Remains of Ancient Martyr Find Their Way to Slabtown” pp 10-11. April 2018.

“Russian Spies Once at Home in Goose Hollow” pp. 9-10. August 2018.

 

“Old Couch School Became Fire Trap” pp. 9-10. September 2018.

(Update: In 2020, I learned that Smallpox played a role in the school closure.)

“Portland’s Poltergeist: The Kidnapping of Ernest Harps”  pp 10-11. November 2018.

Image if a baseball shirt, a baseball picture tossing a ball and an insert of a Rosebud program.