MOSES LAKE — The woman killed by a train at Quincy has been identified by the Grant County coroner’s office as 48-year-old Pricilia Orta-Menzez of Quincy.
Officials say she was on foot and away from a crossing Sunday night when she was hit by a Burlington Northern Santa Fe coal train from British Columbia headed to Wyoming.
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