The Gazette Legacy and Leadership Notes
The Gazette, founded in 1832, marks its long history under Lisa Roberson as managing editor. The paper highlights editorial leadership and ongoing commitment to local reporting and community service.
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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 2021
Page
4
The Gazette, founded in 1832, marks its long history under Lisa Roberson as managing editor. The paper highlights editorial leadership and ongoing commitment to local reporting and community service.
Dr Scott Gottlieb warns in a Twitter thread that a new UK strain could double in prevalence weekly, delaying declines in cases for weeks. The variant may reach the U.S. and threaten hospital capacity, with vaccine supply still limited and urgent action needed.
The Gazette presents guidelines for letters to the editor including length limits and verification details. It notes a 250 word cap and requires name full address and telephone number for confirmation via email or mail.
Cal Thomas surveys Trump's post presidency outlook, diagnosing narcissistic traits and predicting whether a comeback is possible. He argues party control, policy proposals from Biden, and potential personal change would shape any future run, referencing past reformers and urging humility.
The House impeached President Trump and a Senate trial may be slowed to allow Biden to push his cabinet confirmations and a $1.9 trillion relief plan. Analysts note GOP concerns over due process and the aim to convict require 17 Republican votes. The piece cites polls and calls for deliberate investigation into riot ties. Doyle McManus writes from the Los Angeles Times.
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