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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 2022
Page
4
The Gazette notes Scott Mahoney serves as managing editor, a role established since the paper’s 1832 founding. The brief profile highlights his leadership in newsroom operations and editorial direction.
The University of Washington Center for Human Rights sues DHS and ICE after failing to respond to more than a dozen FOIA requests since 2019. Center claims recurring closures and missing requests violate FOIA. The suit follows prior records obtained from CIA and DOD. Presidential and DOJ guidelines aim to boost openness amid historic withholding trends.
In Medina County many residents are urged to vote yes on Issue 11 to renew the health district levy. The Society for Handicapped Citizens notes the health department provides birth and death certificates clinics WIC immunizations and disease tracking. Executive director Melanie Kasten-Krause and associate director Shelly Wharton vouch for continued services benefiting families and staff.
Matthew Yglesias argues that Ron DeSantis embraces federal money while opposing it, using disaster relief, education raises, and stimulus checks to Florida. He notes the paradoxes of a culture warrior who benefits from the very government he attacks, and weighs risks of expanding such politics nationally.
Cal Thomas analyzes Vice President Harris remarks on disaster relief and equity in race based aid. The column critiques words about communities of color and questions if aid prioritization is political strategy ahead of the election.
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