California should divest from Russia to pressure Putin
The Los Angeles Times argues that California must accelerate divestment by CalPERS CalSTRS and UC from Russian holdings to leverage economic power in support of Ukraine. It notes potential risks like market losses and sanctions negotiations, but urges a thoughtful plan that aligns with federal efforts and global sanctions.
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Retirement Letter From Medina Officer Closes 27 Years of Service
After 36 years in Medina, a 27 year police career ends with retirement. The officer thanks residents for support and expresses gratitude to Mayor Dennis Hanwell for hiring him as a young rookie and guiding a devoted service to the city. May the Lord reward their kindness.
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Define strong by Republicans amid Ukraine crisis
The text questions what Republicans mean by strong, arguing for concrete policy over loaded rhetoric. It contrasts Biden's approach with calls for hard power, considers sanctions and financial isolation of Russia, and weighs nuclear risks and Taiwan parallels. It notes Brunswick mayor Ron Falconi and references Trump and Putin while urging prudent actions.
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Biden State of the Union critique in partisan lens
Cal Thomas argues President Biden’s State of the Union speech was weak with little to alter polls, noting boilerplate Democratic themes, inflation blame on the pandemic, and calls for more spending. He criticizes border policy, voting rights framing, and suggests streamlining communications to Congress.
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Russia
Vladimir Putin
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Gazette Reminds Readers How to Submit Letters to Editor
The Gazette invites letters to the editor but restricts length to 250 words or fewer. Submissions may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity and must include the writer’s full name home address and telephone number for verification.
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