Two Federal Way teenagers died Sunday night after falling off a rock while hiking outside North Bend, according to the King County Sheriff’s Office. Christian Faith School, a private school in Federal Way, has identified the teens as Andrew Lusink and Ben Skagen.
UPDATED: Christian Faith School, a private school in Federal Way, has identified the two teens who died Sunday while hiking near North Bend as Andrew Lusink and Ben Skagen.
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