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Local News 8 Walla Walla wineries cited for serving minors The Washington Liquor Control Board cited eight wineries for selling or providing wine to minors during a compliance check in the Walla Walla area. CWU Republicans hold ICE party to support raid The College Republicans club at Central Washington University held an "ICE ICE Baby" party to show support for the Immigration and Customs Enforcement raid that resulted in 30 arrests in Ellensburg. Wash. questions use of steam technology at Hanford State officials are questioning a proposal by the U.S. Department of Energy to use steam to treat radioactive waste at the Hanford nuclear reservation. Gusty winds sweep through Western Washington Gusty winds blew through Western Washington on Wednesday, knocking out power in places as tree limbs hit electrical lines. Wash. prison guard attacked with pen Three Washington State Penitentiary units were on lockdown Wednesday after an inmate stabbed a guard in the head with a pen and two other guards were injured as they tried to aid their colleague, prison officials said. Pasco teen headed to prison for officer assault A 16-year-old Pasco boy who admitted pointing a gun at a police officer is headed to prison after pleading guilty to assault with a firearm. Skier missing since Tuesday afternoon at Crystal The search has resumed for a skier missing on Crystal Mountain. Kalama police chief placed on paid leave Kalama Police Chief Bruce Hall has been placed on paid leave for an undisclosed reason. Washington lawmakers talking about NASCAR track Washington lawmakers are talking again about locating a NASCAR track in the state, but no action is expected until at least next year. Spokane YMCA hires armed guards The north Spokane YMCA hired armed guards to patrol the parking lot after a string of car break-ins. - School scandal: Consultant says he was 'betrayed', 'deceived' - How many different ways can it snow around here? (KOMO) - Urban League on school scandal: We 'did nothing wrong' - King Co. said 'no' to Seattle School program now under investigation - Cops find naked man 'growling like dog' and claiming to be devil - School board to consider firing superintendent over scandal - Police: Man stabbed but won't tell them squat - Potter says he's been made a scapegoat (Seattle Times) - Seattleites have some of the nation's highest credit card debt (NYT) - School scandal: Seattle official helped change state law - Wife of Craigslist slaying victim: 'He kept saying, I'll kill you' - Tuba Man killer released from jail, not facing charges - Charge: Bellevue massage therapist victimized 9 children - Seattle tree preservation measure put off for a year - Seattle city worker accused of giving funds for the poor to boyfriend   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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