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LOREN BENOIT/Press Since the dog owned by Timberlake High freshman Missy Holbrook died, two signs stating “Danger: Fast flowing water. Do not enter” have been erected at the small drainage off East Hayden Lake Road. One of the signs is on the fence next to the larger, safer spillway. The other was attached to a wood post that was pounded in the grate of the smaller drainage where Bear died. It is unknown who knocked down the sign.

LOREN BENOIT/Press Since the dog owned by Timberlake High freshman Missy Holbrook died, two signs stating “Danger: Fast flowing water. Do not enter” have been erected at the small drainage off East Hayden Lake Road. One of the signs is on the fence next to the larger, safer spillway. The other was attached to a wood post that was pounded in the grate of the smaller drainage where Bear died. It is unknown who knocked down the sign.

June 6, 2017

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A voice for Bear
June 6, 2017 1 a.m.

A voice for Bear

HAYDEN LAKE — While warning signs have been posted at a Hayden Lake site where a dog was sucked into the drainage and died over Memorial Day Weekend, a pet group assisting the canine’s owner is demanding more be done.