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Douglas Gantenbein

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Douglas Gantenbein is a long-time Seattle-area journalist and author and former Pacific Northwest correspondent for The Economist. He now works as a corporate communications consultant for clients such as Microsoft, Group Health, and PATH. He and his wife Jane live in Port Townsend. He can be reached at
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