Planning ahead key to a safe New Year’s celebration
The Washington State Patrol is urging people to plan ahead when deciding how they will celebrate New Year’s Eve.
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A cocktail can be a fun addition to New Year's Eve celebrations, but those who choose to drink should make sure they plan ahead and avoid drinking and driving. Driving Under the Influence of alcohol or other drugs can land you in jail for up to a year, get your license suspended for 90 days and cost thousands of dollars. Some convicted of a DUI may have to have an ignition interlock added to their vehicles as well.
MOSES LAKE — With Christmas in the rearview mirror, there’s one more big holiday celebration before the New Year arrives. But people who are planning to celebrate the end of 2025 should think ahead – and plan ahead – before they leave home.
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