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Thursday, March 21, 2013

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MORNING BRIEFING: Wolves, bomb scares and a really old universe

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A former Shadle Park English teacher pled not guilty to charges of sexual misconduct yesterday. The teacher allegedly sent hundreds of text messages to a 16-year-old student, among other things. (SR)

With a rapidly growing wolf population in Eastern Washington, some argue that wolves who pose a threat to people and pets should be shot. Right now, you need a permit for that. (SR)

A bomb scare yesterday at Central Valley High School caused authorities to evacuate the school. (KREM)

The Inlander's 20th Best of the Inland Northwest issue hits stands today!

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Hours after rockets blasted southern Israel, President Obama resumed peace talks in the West Bank. (NYT)

MORNING BRIEFING: Wolves, bomb scares and a really old universe
Harry Reems, the guy who starred in Deep Throat and was convicted on obscenity charges, died yesterday at age 65. (LA Times)

A father-daughter dance tradition continues … in a Virginia jail. (Washington Post)

Oh, they were wrong about the universe. Turns out it's about 80 million years older than we thought. Whoops. (Washington Post)

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