The Gazette Editor Scott Mahoney Ends Run in 1832
Scott Mahoney as managing editor closes his duties at The Gazette in 1832 signaling the newspaper’s change in leadership and future direction with archival note.
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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 2024
Page
4
Scott Mahoney as managing editor closes his duties at The Gazette in 1832 signaling the newspaper’s change in leadership and future direction with archival note.
Ohio races in northwest Ohio determine leadership of the U S House and Senate. Voters approved about 100 million in city levies for Toledo fire police and road repairs and Lucas County backed mental health funding. Merrin edged Kaptur in the 9th District while Brown fends off Moreno in a high stakes Senate contest with Dolan catching flak over Trump ties.
Governor DeWine declares a state of emergency as Auglaize Crawford Darke Delaware Hancock Licking Logan Mercer Miami Richland and Union counties face devastation from a powerful storm system including an EF-3 tornado. Red Cross shelters open in Logan County while volunteers seek donations of supplies and funds to support recovery.
Opinion piece warns of a potential mass shooting in the United States inspired by Moscow and 9/11, citing terror watchlist figures and border security concerns. It argues for urgent action and critiques policy, asserting a repeat attack is possible unless the government acts.
Bloomberg Opinion columnist Matthew Yglesias argues for a mixed approach to Social Security reform. He critiques the three current proposals from Biden Republicans and Trump and urges a plan combining modest tax increases with prudent spending cuts, plus options to boost work among older Americans.
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