Russia’s Ukraine invasion a costly misadventure for Putin
The Kremlin’s aims in Ukraine have stalled as Russian forces face setbacks and Western sanctions tighten. The Moskva was sunk, war crimes allegations mount, and civilians group in Kyiv area deaths exceed 900. Despite warnings of nuclear risk, NATO expands as Sweden and Finland seek to join. The international community must sustain aid to Ukraine and push for containment of Putin.
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Dolan Backed by Medina County Republican Leader
A GOP state central committee member urges Ohio voters to back Matt Dolan in the U S Senate primary. The letter highlights Dolan as experienced, law‑abiding, and safety‑minded, praising his background as attorney general and auditor and urging support on or before May 3.
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Washington
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Residents urge action on Boston Road traffic studies
David Shaw of Brunswick criticizes ODOT NOACA for repeatedly ordering studies on Boston Road improvements dating from the 1990s and 2000s. He notes multiple district and municipal involvement, warns of growing volumes and safety issues, and calls for a concrete left turn lane solution.
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When should you still wear a mask on flights
Bloomberg columnist Faye Flam discusses the uncertain value of masks on planes after a judge overturned mask mandates. She cites limited controlled trials, notes potential small benefits of surgical masks, and recommends targeted use of N95s for high risk travelers while urging more research and data on masking effectiveness.
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Harvard
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Leonard Marcus
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Mask Mandate Fallout Sparks Debate on Freedom and Authority
Cal Thomas argues the court ruling ending federal mask mandates on public transit marks a win for personal choice and skepticism toward government overreach. He notes Judge Kathryn Mizelle's decision as a limit on CDC and TSA authority, contrasts airline safety claims, and questions future one size fits all mandates while urging readers to question authority and defend personal responsibility.
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Letters Guidelines for Medina Gazette Readers
The Gazette outlines letter submission rules including brevity with a 250 word limit and editing for accuracy. It notes the May 3 primary election deadline has passed and requires the writer to include name address and phone number for verification. Email submissions are preferred to medina-gazette.com and mail to 885 W Liberty St Medina OH 44256.
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