Rainy day reading list

Want some fun legislative reading to pass the time on this drizzly Friday?

Rep. Reuven Carlyle reflects on the need for transformational systems change in our state's higher education system and wonders where all the organizers for change are hiding.

Rep. Ross Hunter has the 520 bridge project on his mind and wants to know whether you think we should toll I-90 to help pay for it.

A consultant's recommendations is making headlines with their suggestion to get rid of more than 1,600 beds at the Washington State Penitentiary in Walla Walla, or close a prison for the old and infirm, and more.

You've probably read lots about the legal fight to disclose the signatures of those who signed petitions for R-71 or I-1033. The Secretary of State's office is providing some interesting background on why initiative and referendum petitions should be considered public records.

The Attorney General's office is hosting lots of free shred events. Check their calendar for locations near you and read their tips for preventing identity theft.

Happy reading and happy Friday!