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The Gaston Gazette

Location

Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 2018

Page

4

Gazette editor credits and publisher names

The Gazette lists Lucy C. Talley as publisher and Michael Smith as regional executive editor, noting leadership roles in the publication's masthead.

Lucy C. Talley Michael Smith

Our View on Homelessness in Gastonia Downtown

An opinion piece cites reporter Michael Barrett’s exploration of homelessness impact in downtown Gastonia. Readers include Mayor Walker Reid and Sgt. Jonathan Scher, who stress balancing development with compassion, noting most homeless are not violent and need help from Salvation Army Center of Hope and social services.

Michael Barrett Gastonia Salvation Army Center of Hope Bradley Station Gaston County Social Services Walker Reid Todd Pierceall Jonathan Scher Salvation Army John Raymer Charlotte Hickory Morganton Jesus

Gazette letter guidelines limit writers and content

The Gaston Gazette outlines that letters must include the writer’s name, address, and daytime phone number. Letters may be edited for length and accuracy, with preferred length under 300 words, and writers limited to one letter every 15 days. The paper does not publish poetry, form letters, petitions, or consumer complaints.

Gazette P.O. Box Gastonia Kevin Ellis Kellis Gastongazette

Editorial voices call NC tax cap and gerrymander ruling

The Fayetteville editorial argues against lowering North Carolina's constitutional income tax cap from 5.5 despite current 5.49 and warns it would shift taxes to sales and fees. It denounces gerrymandering, urges balanced representation, and urges voters to demand reform in November.

Tate North Carolina Standard and Poor N.C. Business Council Bruce Nelson Office Depot

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