Deputies rescued a 14-year-old hiker from Mount Pilchuck this afternoon after he reportedly fell about 100 yards down the mountain and was seriously injured, according to the Snohomish County Sheriff's Office.
Deputies rescued a 14-year-old hiker from Mount Pilchuck this afternoon after he reportedly fell about 100 yards down the mountain and was seriously injured, according to the Snohomish County Sheriff's Office.
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The coroner's office said the Aug. 14 death of the 26-year-old from Vietnam, Hong Dinh Nguyen, was an accident.
Trooper Mark Francis was taking the southbound East College Way exit when Nguyen crossed in front of the patrol car and was hit. Nguyen died at the scene. The cause of death was blunt force injury to the head, Skagit Deputy Coroner Bob Clark said.
A 36-year-old bicyclist from the Maple Falls area was killed on Kendall Road Saturday evening, Jan. 26, and the driver who hit him was booked into jail for leaving the scene, according to Washington State Patrol.
Two cyclists -- Steven E. Waterman and Daniel G. McKay, 51 -- were riding in the 8000 block of Kendall Road near Oregon Trail Road about 8:15 p.m. when they were hit by a 1994 Ford Escort. The two-lane road in that area has narrow shoulders and no designated bike lanes.
Waterman died at the scene, which was about a mile north of the Kendall Road/Mount Baker Highway junction. McKay, who lives in the Maple Falls area, was injured and taken to St. Joseph hospital for treatment, according to state patrol.
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