PImail (Local Stories) for 3/11/2011

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Local News Students at Japanese university watching news Students at a Spokane branch campus of a Japanese women's college are anxiously watching news of the massive earthquake unfold on television and staying in contact with family through the Internet. Bones found in Pierce County may be human The Pierce County medical examiner's office is investigating whether bones found near Harts Lake are human. Judge orders Seattle strip club to close A judge has ordered the Seattle strip club called Jiggles to close. Boeing engineer from Everett hopes to go to Mars A Boeing engineer at Everett is hoping to become an astronaut for a flight to Mars. Tsunami waves up to 1.7 feet hit Wash. coast Vigorous waves similar to any stormy day on the coast were the only sign that a tsunami had arrived in Washington on Friday morning. NW Indian College competes in rocket contest What started as experiments with soda bottles has grown into a big competition - and an even bigger rocket - for students at Northwest Indian College on the Lummi Indian Reservation. Yakama tribe sues feds over reservation raid The Yakama Nation has sued the federal government over an FBI raid at a tribal cigarette manufacturing facility on the reservation, claiming it violates their 1855 treaty. Seattle zoo plans $21 million Asian forest exhibit The Woodland Park Zoo in Seattle has received an anonymous $4 million matching challenge gift for the Asian tropical forest exhibit that will house tigers and bears. Memorial service for Pierce County deputy A public memorial service is being held Friday in Tacoma for Pierce County sheriff's Deputy Shandon Wright. Libyan in Yakima hoping to return to home country YAKIMA, Wash. -- More than three decades after leaving Libya to avoid being drafted into Moammar Gadhafi's army, Khalifa Fetesi of Yakima is hoping to go back. - Naked man charged with gun possession - No more jiggling; judge orders U-District strip club shuttered - King County deaths - 87 people got assisted-suicide drugs in Wash. in 2010 - Suit: Seattle police won't say why they raided Ballard home - Cabbie on contract with Seattle Public Schools charged with luring student - Seattle police union demands mediation with state - Strong winds slam Puget Sound region - State Patrol to drivers: Keep right except to pass - Council puts brakes on McGinn's homeless camp plan   Wish you had current local news headlines on your web site? Add the Seattle P-I's FREE headline modules to any web page. Get the code here: http://www.seattlepi.com/onyoursite Click here to edit your topics Click here to unsubscribe

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