The Spokesman-Review, Spokane, Wash., Eye on Boise column
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"I'm way excited," Langhorst said. "I don't think of myself as a partisan player. I see myself as a public servant in a public trust position. And I'm grateful that I've been able to work with both sides of the aisle in all of my public service roles."
Otter, who earlier appointed Langhorst to the
Langhorst will earn the same salary as Merrill:
Transition for parole board
Pardons and Parole is in the midst of a "significant transition," Otter said, with the start of
"Almost everyone in our prisons eventually gets out," Jones said. "I am a re-entry person, so I'm looking forward to being a part of making the justice reinvestment reforms and our supervision system work."
Big budget surplus
Year-end state tax revenue figures show that
Factors pushing the number higher, aside from the increased revenue collections, are year-end reversions of unspent money from various state agencies, including
When lawmakers return to town in January, they'll need to act on a series of deficiency warrants largely consisting of
An additional reversion from
Staffers to leave insurance exchange
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