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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 29, 2024
Page
4
The Gazette announces Scott Mahoney as managing editor following the historical paper's 1832 founding era. The note highlights Mahoney's leadership duties and the publication's enduring heritage.
Ohio faces a worker shortage as high child care costs push parents out of the labor force. Lawmakers and the Chamber push a $10 million state subsidy to cover a third of licensed center costs, with employers and employees sharing the rest. The plan, modeled after programs in Michigan Indiana and Kentucky, aims to lure and retain workers to keep growth on track.
Columbus lawmakers push to strip flavored tobacco bans from cities after Gov. DeWine veto. Franklin County Judge Serrott rules state law unconstitutional, with Columbus and Cincinnati likely to appeal. Critics accuse lawmakers of overreach, prioritizing big tobacco and state power over home rule and local decision making.
The Medina Gazette outlines acceptable letter submissions. Letters must be 250 words or fewer and may be edited for brevity and clarity. Include full name address and telephone number for verification. submissions accepted by email or mail to Medina Ohio address.
Cal Thomas argues the parallels between Nixon and Trump suggest a potential "New Trump" could emerge before the debates. He notes Nixon's 1968 comeback involved changing tone, focusing on crime and inflation, and proposes Trump drop personal attacks for issue leadership, while acknowledging the risk of a hollow transformation and the impact of upcoming trials on the political landscape.
Bloomberg columnist Patricia Lopez notes Minnesota leans Democratic with Democrats holding all statewide offices and Biden winning in 2020. Trump’s Minnesota bid faces a lopsided urban-rural divide, party infighting, and weak fundraising, making a statewide landslide improbable despite high-profile fundraising efforts.
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