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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 2020
Page
4
The Gazette lists Lisa Roberson as managing editor, a longtime executive guiding newsroom operations since the paper’s 1832 founding. Her role emphasizes steady leadership, editorial oversight, and commitment to local reporting.
The Baltimore Sun argues politics has undermined the vaccine effort and public health credibility. It notes Trump’s promotion of dubious cures, disdain for experts, and a Woodward interview revealing prior knowledge of COVID-19 risks. It calls for accountability for those who pandered to political needs and warns of lasting consequences for future health crises.
Readers express strong views about the Trump presidency including immigration, climate, and health policy, a Medina resident reports yard sign vandalism tied to political intimidation, and a letter questions Medina County COVID case reporting versus Ohio Department data.
A column critiques the Atlantic piece citing Trump remarks about deceased soldiers and questions the motives of anonymous sources. It warns that political attacks persist ahead of the election, notes Pew data on steady approval, and calls for accountability and transparency from those sources. Cal Thomas invites reader feedback.
The Medina Gazette outlines that letters to the editor are welcome and may be edited for brevity and accuracy. Submissions should be 250 words or fewer, with name, full home address, and telephone number provided for verification. email is preferred to letters medina-gazette.com.
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