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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)
More foothills trails planned for Boise (Boise Statesman)
Plans for more fuel-efficient Lewiston police (Lewiston Tribune)
Will Congress object to closure of shee station? (TF Times News)
Ashland was end its moratorium on pot shops (Ashland Tidings)
Oregon observing Washington’s pot experience (Salem Statesman Journal)
Salem gradually redevelops Boise site (Salem Statesman Journal)
Reviewing BLM, Bundy situation and Oregon (Portland Oregonian)
Pastors sue Marysville on sex offender program (Everett Herald)
Lightning may add to central WA fires (Kennewick Herald)
Olympic peninsula growth slows (Port Angeles News)
Objections to failing grades for schools (Port Angeles News)
Japan aircraft maker builds Moses Lake test center (Seattle Times)
Spokane may cut speeds on U.S 2 (Spokane Spokesman)
District 6 Senate race may be expensive (Spokane Spokesman)
New research projects ahead at WSU (Spokane Spokesman)
Big Naches fire burns (Yakima Herald Republic)
