Two cars colliding nearly head-on on Highway 9 in Marysville resulted in the injury of four people, including a woman who is in critical condition, and her 5-year-old son who was takent to the hospital but was not seriously injured.
It was in the afternoon when the driver of a northbound car on Highway 9 crossed over the center line and struck a southbound pickup truck head-on, and was killed in the collision. The driver of the pickup sustained only minor injuries.
Early in the morning, two men in a Toyota pickup were struck by two men in a Ford pickup that were trying to avoid a deer. Adding further complications, the roads were wet and there was fog in the area. While both the men in the Toyota were killed, neither of the men in the Ford were injured.
Two motorcyclists were injured Saturday in a crash on the westbound exit ramp of Interstate 94, one mile north of Barnesville. The motorcyclists were traveling southbound on Highway 9.
Two children hit their heads when a school bus and a semi truck crashed near Marysville. The crash occurred on Highway 9 at 84th Street shortly after 9 a.m.
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Melissa Vander Waal, 22, of Sumas was driving south at about 7 a.m. when her 2000 Ford Focus swerved into the northbound lane. Coral Bernal, 25, of Bellingham, was headed north and saw the Ford move into her lane.
