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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)
CEOs of ID public tradeds saw raises in 2012 (Boise Statesman)
Idaho guardsmen reflect on Iraq situation (Boise Statesman, IF Post Register)
Democrats hold harmonious convention (Lewiston Tribune, Pocatello Journal)
Chaney gears up for House 10B race (Nampa Press Tribune)
Nampa seeking a branch of Boise Co-op (Nampa Press Tribune)
Harkness Hotel opening at McCammon (Pocatello Journal)
New Eugene math instruction criticized (Eugene Register Guard)
New Klamath library branch opened (KF Herald & News)
Reviewing the work of corrections officers (Portland Oregonian)
Most state employee performance reviews not done (Salem Statesman Journal)
Attempts to build Minto Park still delayed (Salem Statesman Journal)
Snohomish Council splits on expanded air terminal (Everett Herald)
PUD leaders paid more than $60k (Longview News)
State initiative focuses on class size (Longview News)
Washington's national parks face budget crunch (Seattle Times)
Uncertainty as pot stores plan openings (Spokane Spokesman)
Pierce County home values rise nearly 10% (Tacoma News Tribune)
Pettit Oil collapse leaves customers chilled (Tacoma News Tribune)
School recesses cut back (Yakima Herald Republic)