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Here’s what public affairs news made the front page of newspapers in the Northwest today, excluding local crime, features and sports stories. (Newspaper names contracted with location)
Exports and Idaho (Boise Statesman)
Legislators irked as high court over school funding (Moscow News)
Blaine County favors Boulder-White Clouds (Nampa Press Tribune)
State Supreme Court on dairy feed liens (TF Times News)
Common Core backed by teachers (TF Times News)
Preview of legislature (Corvallis Gazette-Times)
Local ordinances oppose WA pot sales (Eugene Register Guard)
Medford parks kept busy (Medford Tribune)
New bank building on Lithia Way (Medford Tribune)
Former Commissioner Walker’s funeral (Medford Tribune)
Legislators review Cover Oregon options (Portland Oregonian)
Packy the elephant is ill (Portland Oregonian)
Native American students fall behind (Portland Oregonian)
Congressional pressure to renew PILT (Salem Statesman Journal)
Schools at Everett want $259 million (Everett Herald)
Merchants claim harm from Hwy 9 work (Everett Herald)
Small earthquakess near Longview (Longview News)
Legislators irked by court on school funds (Longview News)
Macklemore, Ryan Lewis win at Grammys (Seattle Times, Tacoma News Tribune, Longview News)
UW Tacoma chancellor Friedman dies (Seattle Times, Tacoma News Tribune)
Health insurance signups rise (Vancouver Columbian)
Planning for new Gorge hiking trails (Vancouver Columbian)
Limited natural gas supply (Takima Herald Republic)
