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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 2021
Page
8
The Gazette announces Lisa Roberson as managing editor with Juvun Hi Loo as key editorial figure. Roberson assumes duties overseeing newsroom operations and content direction within the publication.
The Dallas Morning News notes American Chamber of Commerce surveys show 42 percent of 325 firms considering leaving Hong Kong amid Beijing's crackdown. Cushman & Wakefield cites record vacancies while Apple Daily raid and Tiananmen vigil bans signal tightening freedom and markets. The piece argues U S policy should promote human freedom and unfettered commerce to help American and Texas business.
The Medina Gazette invites letters to the editor limited to about 250 words. Include name, full home address and phone number for verification. submissions accepted by email to letters medina-gazette.com or by mail to 885 W. Liberty St. Medina OH 44256.
Dana Stangel-Plowe, a longtime English teacher at Dwight-Englewood in New Jersey since 2014, resigns citing an ideology she says dominates the school, praising independent thinking while criticizing K-12 adoption of critical race theory and related equity prompts. She notes faculty divisions by skin color, pressured questioning of ideological programming, and calls for broader national concern over politics in education.
Doyle McManus weighs risks and rewards of reviving Obama era limits on Iran. A renewed pact would halt uranium enrichment progress, reimpose inspections, and control the timeline while addressing broader Middle East tensions and political fallout for Biden.
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