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The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette is scaling back its print edition to two days a week as part of the 235-year-old newspaper’s transition to an all-digital news operation, documents show. The plan is to eliminate its Friday print edition beginning Feb. 27, according to a letter from Post-Gazette’s human resources manager provided
DeWine distancing himself from appointee Susan Allan Block Susan Allan Block resigns from Ohio Arts Council after inflammatory social media remarks CLEVELAND, Ohio – Republican Gov. Mike DeWine announced Friday that Susan Allan Block, one of his appointees to the Ohio Arts Council, had resigned following remarks on social media supporting Republican President Donald Trump’s false narrative of widespread electoral fraud and calling Democratic Vice President-elect Kamala Harris a “whore.” “Today I accepted the resignation of Susan Allan Block from the Ohio Arts Council,” DeWine sai...
A member of the Ohio Arts Council has resigned after an inflammatory Facebook post in which she expressed support for the insurrection at the U.S. Capitol
Ohio Arts Council board member Susan Allan Block resigned Friday after social media comments surfaced in which she referred to the vice president-elect Kamala Harris as a "whore" and called for "no peace" during the U.S. Capitol riots on Wednesday. DeWine announced Block's resignation early Friday afternoon without further comment. On Thursday, his spokeswoman had denounced the comments. Block, of Toledo, was first appointed to the unpaid council, which allocates state and federal money to Ohio artists and arts organizations, in 2016 by then-Gov. John Kasich. She was reappointed by DeWine...
The Blade journalists forego reporter bylines following ethics concerns; Block family member resigns arts commission post after social media backlash The journalists union doesn't believe management is allowing them to report ethically on the Capitol breach. They're protesting by pulling their names from articles. Author: Emma Henderson Updated: 2:20 PM EST January 8, 2021 TOLEDO, Ohio — Just a day after it was learned that journalists at the Toledo Blade would be taking down their names from the publication for the rest of the week, Gov. Mike DeWine issued a...