After the dust cleared on Tuesday night after eight games in the District 1 4A softball tournament in Monroe, Marysville-Pilchuck and the host Bearcats were able to punch their ticket to the state tournament.

The Tomahawks and Bearcats, lower seeds from the Wesco 4A North, both qualified for the state tourney by winning twice on Tuesday at Sky Valley Park and making the district title game. The top two teams from the district automatically qualify for state, which is May 25-26 in Spokane.

Marysville-Pilchuck, the #3 seed from the Wesco 4A North, made it to the final by beating Kamiak 6-3 in the first game and Wesco 4A North champion Arlington 2-1 in the semifinals. Monroe, the Wesco 4A North's #4 seed, beat Wesco 4A South champion Cascade 7-0 in their first game, then held off Snohomish, the #2 seed from the North, 11-8 in the semifinals.

The first round scores from Tuesday were:

• Arlington 6, Edmonds-Woodway 0
• Marysville-Pilchuck 6, Kamiak 3
• Snohomish 15, Jackson 5
• Monroe 7, Cascade 0

The semifinal results were:

There were a total of 690 calls to Snohomish County Fire District 1 in the last two weeks from April 26th through May 9th.

The week of April 26th though May 2nd, the calls included 256 emergency medical aid calls, 14 fires, 15 motor vehicle collisions, five service calls, 10 automatic fire alarms, one natural gas leak and one carbon monoxide alarm. Following this report, the week of May 3rd through the 9th included 322 emergency medical aid calls, 24 motor vehicle collisions, 16 fires, 7 service calls, 2 natural gas leaks and 17 automatic fire alarms.

Firefighters had to rescue two juveniles on May 5th who had climbed to the roof of the Grace Baptist Church in the 17000 block of 13th Avenue W east of Lynnwood who were unable to get down on their own. Firefighters used a ladder to rescue them.

The full reports can be seen here.

Three schools and the offices of the Mukilteo School District were briefly in a modified lockdown on Monday morning as Everett police were looking for a suspected burglar.

MSD spokesman Andy Muntz said that the lockdowns happened around 9 a.m. As police were looking for the burglary suspect, the modified lockdowns (which means the exterior doors are locked, but all goes on as normal inside) were called for at Challenger Elementary School, Explorer Middle School, ACES High School and the district offices.

The lockdown was called off after about 20 minutes, as police determined that the suspect had left the area.