The Gazette founder Lisa Roberson era noted
The Gazette traces its 1832 founding lineage through editor Lisa Roberson and longstanding leadership, marking the paper’s evolution under her editorial guidance and the paper’s enduring regional role.
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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 2020
Page
4
The Gazette traces its 1832 founding lineage through editor Lisa Roberson and longstanding leadership, marking the paper’s evolution under her editorial guidance and the paper’s enduring regional role.
Bloomberg Opinion argues Washington should limit direct U S meddling in the Nagorno Karabakh dispute. Moscow’s historical leverage and mediation in 1994 and 2016 are highlighted as essential, with a Minsk Group revival and a possible peacekeeping plan as the path forward. It warns Trump’s intervention would likely hinder progress.
The Gazette accepts editor letters up to 250 words with brevity and accuracy. Include full name, home address and phone for verification. Deadline for the November 3 election letters is 5 p.m. Friday October 23. Email preferred at letters medina-gazette com. Mail to Letters to the Editor at 885 W Liberty St Medina OH 44256.
A brief synthesis of Simon Winchester and George Will cited works arguing that rapid scientific and political change reveals both strength and weakness in government. It traces early warnings on nuclear power, the Manhattan Project, transistor growth, and modern COVID-19 effects, urging careful planning and balanced state power.
Dahleen Gilanton, columnist for The Chicago Tribune, argues election integrity is under attack in 2020. She cites Russian interference, GOP tactics including strict voter ID, witness signatures, and mail-in ballot doubts amid COVID-19, urging perseverance to preserve democracy.
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