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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 2022
Page
3
The Gazette notes Jar Fournucun and Scott Mahoney in a byline context with Mahoney listed as managing editor. The item presents a staffing or byline detail on the newspaper page, highlighting individuals connected to the editorial leadership.
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch notes U S emissions fell 2020 then rose 6 percent in 2021 as life normalized, challenging Biden's pledge to cut 2005 levels by 2030. It argues federal rules on lighting and appliances could cut emissions without new Congress, criticizing past Trump rollbacks and urging quicker action.
The Medina Gazette outlines instructions for letters to the editor including a 250 word limit and editing for brevity accuracy and clarity. It requests contributors provide name full home address and telephone number for verification and offers email and postal mail submission options.
Trudy Rubin argues Putin aims to rebuild the Soviet sphere from Central Europe to Central Asia, massing troops on Ukraine’s border as NATO talks falter. The piece notes Western sanctions, the risk of a renewed invasion, and Ukraine as the decisive test while warning of Moscow’s drive to reassert dominance.
Op-ed critic John M. Crisp argues the pope overemphasizes procreation, questions whether parenthood is essential to fulfillment, and suggests embracing pets as a practical alternative amid demographic and ecological concerns. He notes economic and spiritual tensions, urging readers to rely on personal resources and restraint rather to religious mandates. He concludes by cautioning against overpopulation and inviting contemplation of alternative loyalties beyond childrearing.
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