Scott Mahone Leads The Gazette Since 1832
The Gazette announces Scott Mahone as managing editor, continuing the paper’s long lineage dating to its 1832 founding and signaling steady editorial leadership.
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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 2024
Page
4
The Gazette announces Scott Mahone as managing editor, continuing the paper’s long lineage dating to its 1832 founding and signaling steady editorial leadership.
The New York Daily News reports Florida Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo promotes unfounded claims that mRNA vaccines contaminate DNA and urges providers to stop offering them. The piece argues his actions risk public health, highlights political backing from DeSantis, and calls for his removal.
The Gazette outlines letter to the editor rules stating submissions must be 250 words or fewer and may be edited. It requests name, full home address, and telephone number for verification and provides email and postal addresses for submissions.
A Perry Iowa school shooting left a 17 year old shooter dead and five others wounded including the principal as Iowa and national politics collide with gun violence. The piece links to broader mass shootings nationwide and critiques political talk, urging real mental health reform and accountability. The author notes upcoming Iowa caucuses and critiques candidates’ statements amid the tragedy.
Bloomberg Opinion columnist Tyler Cowen discusses rising U S transfer income and progressive tax changes over decades. The piece cites Coleman and Weisbach and notes transfers to the bottom quintile rose from 5.2 percent in 1966 to 15.3 percent in 2019 while top rates fell from 70 percent to the 40s.
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