Mud Bog
Julie GOLDER<br | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 15 years, 10 months AGO
Over the weekend there were nine drunken driving arrests according to Boundary County Chief Deputy Sheriff Rich Stephens, including several on Highway 2 near Moyie Springs where several hundred attended the annual Mud Bog.
According to Stephens there were a higher-than-normal volume of drunk driving arrests.
One person was charged with possession of marijuana, and two were cited for driving without privileges. There was a warrant arrest at the Mud Bog.
There were a total of 14 people booked into the county jail from Friday to Sunday.
“The Idaho State Police were really busy with DUIs this weekend,” Stephens said.
MORE IMPORTED STORIES
Fire destroys two trucks at mud bog, 11 arrested
Bonners Ferry Herald | Updated 16 years, 10 months ago
ARTICLES BY JULIE GOLDER<BR
Girls soccer team wins one, drops one
The Bonners Ferry high School Lady Badgers lost to Libby Monday in Troy with a score of 4-0.
Panhandle State Bank presents $3,224 to school
The Panhandle State Bank 2009 Community Outreach Program has helped Valley View Elementary School buy new playground equipment for the pre-school and kindergarten center.
Wear denim on April 21 to protest myths related to assualt
Elaine Martinez of the North Idaho Women’s Center, and Violence Prevention Center wants Bonners Ferry to recognize Denim Day, Wednesday, April 21.