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It is worth noting, in the thick of our great national quarantine, that we have gone in a heartbeat from an ordinary civil society to a step short of martial law.
Travis Weik
Managing Editor
We arrived at the grocery store early, thinking it opened at 7. It didn’t open until 8. So, we left to try another nearby store first, and it was open.
The strain of the coronavirus pandemic should have the entire health care system focused intently on quality and safety. Yet the dismissal of Bellingham, Wash., doctor Ming Lin shows how misguided business practices can hold back medical providers in a time of crisis.
Travis Weik
Managing Editor
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