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Fatal crash on U.S. 2 east of Gold Bar afternoon of July 4

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A fatal rollover crash on U. S. 2 east of Gold Bar took place around 4 p. m. on July 4, resulting in a single-lane traffic alternation.

The Washington State Patrol confirmed the incident, which has blocked the highway for an extended period. Emergency responders, including Snohomish Regional Fire & Rescue and the WSDOT Incident Response Team, quickly arrived at the scene to assist. The crash highlights the dangers of highway travel, particularly during holiday periods. Local authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the crash but have not released details about the victim's identity. Traffic delays are expected to continue as cleanup efforts proceed.

This incident reflects broader concerns regarding road safety in the area. Citizens are urged to exercise caution while driving on U. S. 2.

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