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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)

Military hero Bernie Fisher of Kuna dies (Boise Statesman)
Luna will go to new national ed nonprofit (Boise Statesman, Nampa Press Tribune, Lewiston Tribune)
Profiling new state GOP leader Steve Yates (IF Post Register)
Energy conference talks up oil, gas use (IF Post Register)
Former Lewiston councilor guilt on child porn (Lewiston Tribune)
Prolonged heat hits wheat crops (Moscow News)
Moscow students do well on SAT tests (Moscow News)
Nampa city outsourcing more engineering work (Nampa Press Tribune)
Funeral ceremonies for George Hansen (Pocatello Journal)
Twin Falls opens dog park (TF Times News)
Crop losses at Jerome lead to disaster ruling (TF Times News)
New teacher certification system concerns (TF Times News)

Pot legalization campaign hits $2.3m in ads (Coos Bay World, Roseburg News Review)
Springfield hospital patient data stolen (Eugene Register Guard)
Movie shot at Lake of the Woods (KF Herald & News)
KF will hire groundwater consultant (KF Herald & News)
The reopening of a pot shop at Ashland (Ashland Tidings)
Pendleton sends bond to ballot in November (Pendleton E Oregonian)
Schools obtaining more tech equipment (Pendleton E Oregonian)
Hermiston looks at joint fire district (Pendleton E Oregonian)
Courtney seeks $200m in school bonds (Salem Statesman Journal)

Anti-Sheldon forces get big donation (Bremerton Sun)
New taxi relying on smartphones (Everett Herald)
Cross-base connector planned to I-5 (Olympian)
Port Angeles opens door to pot businesses (Port Angeles News)
Closure of Hwy 99 for four days may be a mess (Seattle Times)
Ballmer leaves Microsoft board (Seattle Times)
Inslee calls for ferry reliability improvement (Seattle Times)
Albertsons says user data not compromised (Spokane Spokesman)
Ethics panel says 12 free lobbyist means ok (Vancouver Columbian)
Yakima council approves art project (Yakima Herald Republic)
Still lots of meth in Yakima County (Yakima Herald Republic)

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