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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)
Funds for new skate park donated in Boise (Boise Statesman)
Schools find ways to bring tech into classes (Boise Statesman)
Canyon cops already using body cameras (Nampa Press Tribune)
Caldwell may see affordable housing efforts (Nampa Press Tribune)
Chubbuck considers 44% pay hike for mayor (Pocatello Journal)
Schools in Magic Valley eyeing bonds (TF Times News)
Picketers active in UO labor strike (Eugene Register Guard)
GMO measure recount gets underway (Salem Statesman Journal, Medford Tribune, KF Herald & News)
Klamath commissioners look again at jail levy (KF Herald & News)
KF city council support water deal (KF Herald & News)
Most streams covered under new dredge ban (Medford Tribune)
Kitzhaber proposes $51.6 million for water fund (Pendleton E Oregonian)
Salmon license plate funds goes to pay salary (Portland Oregonian)
Video lottery funds most benefit a few (Portland Oregonian)
More executive shifts for Cover Oregon (Salem Statesman Journal)
Bremerton considers its $37.5m budget (Bremerton Sun)
Oso commission work continues (Everett Herald)
Bothell struggling with North Creek Forest funds (Everett Herald)
First Federal bank now offering stock (Port Angeles News)
Big Duwamish River cleanup planned (Seattle Times)
Amazon faces conflict in gender policy, giving (Seattle Times)
State proposes new rules for oil trains (Vancouver Columbian)
Senator Rivers runs for Vancouver council (Vancouver Columbian)
Legal pot prices still well above black market (Yakima Herald Republic)
Man seeks new trial on pot charges (Yakima Herald Republic)
