Local Headlines 2-2-20

Details: Written by Golden; Category: headlines-idaho; Published: 02 February 2020

Idaho House Committee Balks On Creating Religious Freedom Day (Boise State Public Radio)
Growth And Education At The Top Of Idahoans Concerns, According To New Boise State Survey (Boise State Public Radio)
Bill intends to increase transparency for local government recovering uncollected property taxes (Times-News)
Bill that would allow eye doctors to do laser surgery moves forward (Times-News)
Bill to limit bond votes heads to Senate (Post Register)
Workers, Idahoans could have less pesticide protection if EPA rolls back this regulation (Idaho Statesman)
What this new survey of Idahoans says about growth, California transplants and schools (Idaho Statesman)
Sen. Hill on not seeking reelection: 'It's someone else's turn' (Post Register)
Boise Working Together defends stadium ballot initiative after possibility of court challenge (Idaho Press)
Raúl Labrador takes job at Skaug Law in Nampa (Idaho Press)
E. Idaho billionaire targets medical debt collectors (Idaho Press)
State working to launch new online healthcare directive registry (Idaho Press)
Marty Trillhaase: Idahoans know what they want and why (Lewiston Tribune)
Stories behind the lawmakers (Lewiston Tribune)
State parental leave policy follows lead of private industry (Idaho Business Review)
Bill shifts Idaho Potato Commission grower representation (Capital Press)
Every parent knows why the bond election rerun bill is good policy (Idaho Freedom Foundation)
Dual credit, and a point of diminishing returns (Idaho Education News)

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