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49 results matching “public aid” · Newest first · showing 25–36
  1. OpinionJun 6, 2023Mark Harmsworth

    Opinion: The state overpaid unemployment benefits during the pandemic and Washington taxpayers are footing the bill

    …on Policy Center believes ESD officials need to provide the public with more transparency into its internal policies.

  2. OpinionJun 2, 2023Liv Finne

    Opinion: State salary report shows running a school district is often the best job in town

    …shington Policy Center believes that it’s important for the public to be informed about how much school leaders are paid and how effective the system is at educating children. Washington State Fiscal…

  3. SportsMay 12, 2023Paul Valencia

    Athletics: Woodland schools dealing with major cuts to athletic department

    Paul Huddleston, athletic director, said coaches and community members are rallying, looking for creative solutions after the recent levy failure for Woodland Public Schools led…

  4. OpinionApr 10, 2023Mark Harmsworth

    Opinion: The state overpaid unemployment benefits during the pandemic and now doesn’t want the money back

    …Policy Center states that ESD officials need to provide the public with more transparency into its internal policies.

  5. NewsFeb 16, 2023Clark County Today

    Vancouver Public Schools Levy approved by voters

    It appears voters have approved a Vancouver Public Schools’ Replacement Levy for Maintenance and Operations while voters in Washougal and Woodland have said no to levy requests by thos…

  6. NewsJan 29, 2023Jeremy Lott

    Washington Republican activists look for ways to make gains in two years

    State Sen. Ron Muzzall said that it was vital that state Republicans talk ‘with people that we might not 100% agree with’ to find ‘common ground.’

  7. NewsDec 14, 2022Clark County Today

    Governor’s budget proposal is a disappointment for Washington families, says Sen. Lynda Wilson

    The budget leader for Washington’s Senate Republicans said the 2023-25 operating budget proposal made public Wednesday (Dec. 14) by Gov. Jay Inslee fails to put priority on issues that…

  8. NewsAug 31, 2022Clark County Today

    Republican leader says lowering tuition is fairer to students, families than subsidizing unpaid loans

    Sen. John Braun offered a comment about Washington’s history of controlling tuition costs and whether a state-level version of the Biden loan-forgiveness is possible

  9. NewsFeb 10, 2022Art Moore

    U.S. senator: ‘COVID cartel’ still ‘clinging’ to failed pandemic policies

    Republican Sen. Ron Johnson, who has provided platforms for medical scientists who counter the government’s COVID-19 narrative, said Wednesday…

  10. NewsFeb 1, 2022Clark County Today

    Republicans offer long-term plan to rescue family and medical leave program without rate hike

    Republican senators have introduced a plan to rescue the state’s Paid Family and Medical Leave insurance program and put it on stable footing…

  11. NewsJan 12, 2022Clark County Today

    Senate Republicans step forward with sweeping proposal for tax relief, reform to help families, job creators

    Sen. Lynda Wilson said the capital-gains income tax that was passed by majority Democrats in 2021 but wouldn’t be collected until 2023 can be repealed without…

  12. NewsSep 24, 2021Clark County Today

    Sen. Lynda Wilson’s plan for property-tax relief gets boost from latest revenue forecast

    Sen. Lynda Wilson, who serves on the ERFC as Republican leader on the Senate Ways and Means Committee, said legislators need to turn the state’s recent gain in revenue into good news for…