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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)
Mostly appprovals on school levies (Boise Statesman, Nampa Press Tribune, TF Times News, Pocatello Journal, Moscow News)
Denney says inquiry on wife was political (Boise Statesman)
White Clouds monument plan gains steam (Boise Statesman)
Asotin County debates pot plans (Lewiston Tribune)
Nez Perce tribal admission rules reviewed (Lewiston Tribune)
Syringa Park water system fix needed (Moscow News)
ASUI seeks separate regents for each university (Moscow News)
Latah commission contest draws Goesling (Moscow News)
Whooping cough cases increase at Canyon (Nampa Press Tribune)
Middleton wants skate park (Nampa Press Tribune)
Legislators retain gun privelege (Nampa Press Tribune)
New graduation discipline rules (Pocatello Journal)
More Filer dispute on shot dog (TF Times News)
New OSU parking rules questioned (Corvallis Gazette Times)
Candidate filing for primary complete (Portland Oregonian, Corvallis Gazette Times, Pendleton East Oregonian)
Eugene airport improvements done (Eugene Register Guard)
Eugene-area cougar caught and killed (Eugene Register Guard)
Klamath water agreement under discussion (KF Herald & News)
Aridity results in property tax loss (KF Herald & News)
Legislative session in review (Ashland Tidings)
Medford charter school students increase (Medford Tribune)
State police move in at Josephine (Medford Tribune, Roseburg News Review)
Hermiston gets all-day kindergarten (Pendleton East Oregonian)
Umatilla County holds on pot decision (Pendleton East Oregonian)
Weak young enrollment in Cover Oregon (Portland Oregonian)
Roseburg council halts traffic study (Roseburg News Review)
Local candidates campaigning (Roseburg News Review)
Salem studnts suspended for retweeting (Salem Statesman Journal)
Mill sale talk taking longer (Everett Herald)
More younger people sign for health care (Kennewick Herald)
Cowlitz added 1,300 jobs last year (Longview News)
Adopting firm shutting down (Port Angeles News)
Seqium maintains pot moratorium (Port Angeles News)
Olympic Medical Center labor deal reached (Port Angeles News)
$15 min wage could go to ballot (Seattle Times)
Nasal sprays for overdoses at WSU (Spokane Spokesman)
State pays $3 million settlement on sex abuse (Tacoma News Tribune)
Clark County jobs higher than in 2007 (Vancouver Columbian)
Low cost insurance for Clark may be lost (Vancouver Columbian)
Yakima won;t ban e-cigarettes (Yakima Herald Republic)
Yakima rail trails okay legally (Yakima Herald Republic)
