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Regulation of Electronic Cigarettes

BOSTON (AP) - Attorney Generals from around the inland northwest as well as those in 39 other...

End of Nairobi Mall Seige

NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) - The Kenyan government says the civilian death toll is 67 in the militant...

Treatment of Radioactive Waste at Nuclear

KENNEWICK, Washington (AP) - The federal government is recommending a phased start to treatment of...

Plane Crash Due to Alcohol

SANDPOINT, Idaho (AP) - Authorities in north Idaho say a pilot who crashed his twin-engine plane at...

Backlash on Judge

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Agency Head Personally Uses Company Funds

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House Prices Peaking

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Meeting Between Obama and Iranian President

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62 Dead at Mall in Kenya

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Judge to Decide if IQ Excuses Behavior

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Carelessness with Radioactive Waste

RICHLAND, Washington (AP) - A Department of Energy contractor says five drums holding low-level...

Change in Idaho Houshold Income

BOISE, Idaho (AP) - New census estimates show a 5 percent increase in median household income...

Closing Gaps in Security Clearance Process

WASHINGTON (AP) - Navy officials say they plan to close gaps in the security clearance process that...

Body Cameras for Spokane Police

SPOKANE, Washington (AP) - The Spokane City Council has approved purchasing body cameras for its...

Still Searching for Chicago Shooter

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Feb 15, 2012 18:24
Category: General News

Recovered red-tailed hawk released at Pasco school

     PASCO, Wash. (AP) - Students at Mark Twain Elementary School in
Pasco watched a red-tailed hawk fly back into the wild Tuesday, two
weeks after it had been found in distress on school grounds.
     The hawk had apparently picked up poison intended for starlings
or rodents.
     It was treated at Blue Mountain Wildlife in Pendleton, Ore.
Director Lynn Tompkins told Tri-City Herald it's a lesson for
students to be careful with poison.

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