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Local Headlines 2-23-20
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- Written by Steve Taggart, Idaho Politics Weekly Contributor
- Category: politics
- Two Constitutional Amendments Make Headway At Idaho Legislature (Boise State Public Radio)
- Idaho Democrats Cry Foul Over Property Tax Proposals (Boise State Public Radio)
- Sales tax sharing bill passes House (Mountain Express)
- House Republicans go after gender identity (Times-News)
- Idaho bill to prevent transgender girls from playing on female sports teams heads to full House (Post Register)
- House panel weighs child marriage bill (Post Register)
- Local woman pushing Idaho Legislature to pass felon job application bill (State Journal)
- Real estate, farm groups opposed tax breaks for homeowners. Your taxes rose, not theirs (Idaho Statesman)
- Gov. Little predicts property tax freeze bill won’t reach his desk (Idaho Press)
- Bill would make transportation of hemp without proper license a separate misdemeanor in Idaho (Idaho Press)
- Daylight saving bill could bring northern, southern Idaho into same time zone part of year (Idaho Press)
- Marty Trillhaase: Moyle can’t deliver whatever he’s selling (Lewiston Tribune)
- Idaho panel trims behavioral health budget (Lewiston Tribune)
- Sen. Michelle Stennett had her eyes opened 35 years ago in Africa (Lewiston Tribune)
- New U.S. restrictions on China could hurt Micron (Idaho Business Review)
- Bill would exempt processing of customer-owned meat from sales tax (Capital Press)
- Idaho Senate panel endorses hemp-authorization bill (Capital Press)
- Yes, a property tax budget freeze would help homeowners (Idaho Freedom Foundation)
- How educator’s earn more money under Little’s proposal (Idaho Education News)