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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)
EPA may toughen air pollution standards (Boise Statesman)
BLM ends permits for predator derby (Lewiston Tribune, Nampa Press Tribune)
Local option tax for public transit? (Nampa Press Tribune)
Record store opens in Nampa (Nampa Press Tribune)
Republican delegation looks to next Congress (Pocatello Journal)
New plans for Uniontown neighborhood (Astorian)
Pacific County seeing lots of bears (Astorian)
OR-7 roaming toward Fort Klamath (KF Herald & News)
New Klamath levy proposed for area jail (KF Herald & News)
Wisconsin state sues White City groups (Medford Tribune)
Oregon might get undocumented driver cards (Pendleton E Oregonian)
Sellwood bridge work over budget (Portland Oregonian)
New racetrack may get port OK (Bremerton Sun)
Kitsap commissioner sworn in (Bremerton Sun)
Tumwater school superintendent denied extension (Olympian)
Debate continues over mayor’s salary (Spokane Spokesman)
Various ski areas opening today (Spokane Spokesman)
Break in negotiations with ports, doc workers (Tacoma News Tribune)
