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MB: Bat + girl, WA education deal nearing and South Carolina to take down flag

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A rabid bat bit a young girl in Liberty Lake. She is currently being treated with shots. (Spokesman-Review)

In fire news, Twenty-One Mile Grade fire is not expected to grow, Cape Horn fire evacuees are allowed to go home and Complex 231 fire is still on the move. (KHQ)

After much gridlock in Olympia, an education deal made today could at last send Washington state lawmakers home. (KREM)

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Southern Carolina will take down the Confederate flag from the lawn of the state Capitol building. (Daily Beast)

Former AC/DC drummer Phil Rudd has been sentenced to house arrest for possession of drugs and death threats. (BBC) This shouldn’t hinder in any way AC/DC’s chances of playing the Spokane Arena — a band voted No. 2 on the Arena’s recent Bucket List poll. (INLANDER)

IBM has announced it's made working versions of a powerful new computer chip. (New York Times) 

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