Lisa Roberson Named Managing Editor
The Gazette announces Lisa Roberson as managing editor, outlining her responsibilities and noting the newsroom's continued emphasis on local reporting and community coverage.
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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 03, 2021
Page
3
The Gazette announces Lisa Roberson as managing editor, outlining her responsibilities and noting the newsroom's continued emphasis on local reporting and community coverage.
The court debates when schools may punish off campus online speech after a Pennsylvania teen posted a profane Snapchat rant about cheer and was suspended. Justices consider the reach of Tinker era limits as internet use tests school authority beyond campus while stressing rare justified punishments for threats or disruptive conduct.
The Gazette outlines letters to the editor rules including a 250 word limit and rules for editing for brevity accuracy and clarity. It requires name full home address and telephone number for verification and notes the May 4 election deadline has passed with submission options by email or mail.
The article weighs the reemergence of earmarks in Congress amid debate on spending control. It notes past bans, the bridge to nowhere scandal, and shifts to renamed “community-focused grants” while contrasting Senate and House positions and citing figures like Rep. Tom Cole and Sen. Josh Hawley. George Will’s commentary is referenced.
Chicago Tribune columnist notes that federal agents searched Rudy Giuliani in Manhattan for possible evidence of acting as a double agent for Ukrainian interests. The piece frames reactions as partisan and explores implications for Hunter Biden and the Bidens.
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