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	Aye, my eyes have a sharper outlook on life "After the age of 50, we spend most of our time replacing parts."
	Preserving life’s value and dignity Guest opinion, Peter Flatley
	Protection needed for roadless forests Guest Opinion, Steve Tharinger
	Let’s finish it This - N - That by Brown M. Maloney
	On death and dying, control and cowards Northwest Passage, Jim Casey. Two weeks ago, Olympic Medical Center commission President Jim Leskinovitch promised that the board will reconsider letting hospital caregivers discuss Death with Dignity with patients.
	This nose knows what’s wrong here Northwest Passage, Jim Casey
	Public health workers keep food, water and people safe from harm Guest opinion by Christina Hurst. When you hear the term “public health,” what do you think about? Ask 10 people what public health is and you may get 10 different answers.
	These numbers have faces? The numbers whirl around us like leaves on a blustery autumn path. Millions, billions, trillions (what IS a trillion, anyway — and what comes next?)
	Kessler’s tax cut breaks the clouds overcasting papers OLYMPIA, Thursday, March 12 — The room held all the gloom of a group of grave diggers burying a band of morticians.
	Assisted suicide demanded a duty to choose a path As a pastor who has served in Port Angeles and Sequim, I have had the privilege of walking the halls of Olympic Medical Center, visiting members of my congregation for 27 years. I have never stayed overnight except for one sleepless night wired up in the sleep clinic.
	Not a goodbye but a great one from reporter Reporter's Notebook EDITOR’S NOTE — Reporter Evan McLean’s last day with the Sequim Gazette was Tuesday. He will be greatly missed by his colleagues in the newsroom, and we wish him the best.
	Contrarians are among us always Aginners. That's what the late Jerry Norman called them: aginners.
	Local volunteers plan for 2009 marine sampling Guest Opinion: Since at least 2004, Clallam County residents have helped the state and county monitor water quality at popular beaches around the county through the Beach Environmental Assessment, Communication and Health program - B.E.A.C.H. - run cooperatively by the Washington departments of Health and Ecology.
	More bad news for Washington health care Guest opinion: As if we haven't had enough bad news about the economy and the impact on state and local budgets, here's another tough pill to swallow.
	But he was just a dog, right?
	Gazette depends upon its friends Editor's Notebook
	Voters flunk out of Electoral College
	Riding my magic carpet to Sequim Editor's Notebook
	Labors of love brought me to Sequim Gazette Editor's Notebook
	The time is now! Publisher's Corner
	Happy (local) shopping Editor's Notebook.
	Falling gas prices a double-edged sword Editor's Notebook.
	Dying with compassionate care Editor's Notebook.
	Facing a daunting time Editor's Notebook.
	Thankfully, that's a wrap Editor's Notebook.
	Thinking pink, remembering a friend Editor's Notebook
	Fighting against the fight Editor's Notebook.
	CARE Partnership should not fail Editor's Notebook.
	Don't stop the presses Editor's Notebook.
	Thumbs up, thumbs down Editor's Notebook.
	Steering a sinking ship aground Editor's Notebook.
	Clinic an important piece to health care Editor's Notebook.
	Been down this road before Editor's notebook.
	School, tests and lifelong learning Editor's Notebook
	Street vacation a good idea August 27, 2008
	Knock, knock, who’s there August 20, 2008.
	What’s in a name? August 6, 2008.
	Support your local musician July 30, 2008

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