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Man driving past Lake Padden dies in crash

Photo: KGMI/Joe Teehan


11-16-2018

BELLINGHAM, Wash. — A Woodinville man is dead after a crash in the 4000 block of Samish Way Thursday afternoon.

The State Patrol believes 68-year-old John E. Waddell suffered an unknown medical issue while driving northbound before crossing the center line in his pickup and coming to rest in a ditch.

Waddell was pronounced dead at the scene.

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