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MORNING HEADLINES: Zags Win Big; Gitmo's Back; Ambassador Locke

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Locke goes to China — Former Washington Governor Gary Locke, serving currently as Commerce Secretary, might be the new U.S. ambassador to China. President Obama hasn't yet made the official announcement, but a senior administration official confirmed it yesterday. (SR)

Save the schools — Voters in Coeur d'Alene and Post Falls School Districts go to the polls today to vote on levies to help fund local schools. (KXLY)

Zags going to NCAA tournament — The men's basketball team beat St. Mary's yesterday, sending them to a tournament that many thought they wouldn't reach this year. (SR)

Guantanamo back in action — President Obama said Monday that military trials will resume at Guantanamo Bay, the prison facility that he promised to close during the 2008 campaign. (NYT)

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