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MORNING BRIEF: Escaping jail, raising taxes and going to Mars (again)

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Around here

Why it's so easy to escape the Benewah County Jail (SR) 

Kids are back in school, so slow down (KREM) 

Coeur d'Alene's proposed 2013 budget includes a 2 percent property tax hike (CdA Press) 

Out there

The Democrats start their convention, and it's not going to feel like 2008 (NYT)

More than 100,000 Syrians fled their country last month, the highest monthly count since the conflict there started last March (BBC) 

NASA green-lights another Mars mission (LAT) 

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