Gazette staff credits for Lucy C Talley and Michael Smitt
The Gazette lists Lucy C. Talley as publisher and Michael Smitt as regional executive editor, detailing key leadership roles within the paper’s masthead and management team.
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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 2018
Page
5
The Gazette lists Lucy C. Talley as publisher and Michael Smitt as regional executive editor, detailing key leadership roles within the paper’s masthead and management team.
Newsday commentary reflects on celebrity suicides like Anthony Bourdain and Kate Spade, exploring why self death occurs amid fame and prosperity. It urges connection, outreach, and compassionate communities to prevent loss and support the living.
A reflective Thought of the Day quoting educator Eda J. LeShan criticizing intellectual snobbery. It argues virtue lies in actions and character over degrees, highlighting real-life accomplishments. The line frames education as a means to genuine virtue not status.
Wells Eddleman of Lowell argues the council plans steep rises in trash water sewer and youth sports fees, claiming lack of openness and insufficient justification. He cites proposed 6 percent water and sewer increases 35 percent trash hikes and 11 to 15 percent youth fees ahead of June budget votes.
Washington Post columnist Charles Krauthammer announces in a Friday note that a battle with cancer leaves him with only weeks to live. He describes his life as purposeful and complete and recalls his journey from paraplegia at 22 to a career in medicine government and political commentary.
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