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The Star had an editor? That IS news.
Indy is so fortunate to have locally owned IBJ covering news here. The editing of the Star is done substantially in Louisville, I understand, and it is printed in Peoria. So it fits that no one with roots here and local knowledge is ever in charge of this cookie-cutter, agenda-driven Gannett property. Bleh.
Agenda driven? Have ever watched Faux News Network? Now that “media” outlet has an agenda.
The Jr. High School student in me that couldn’t wait to read the Indianapolis Star every day in study hall mourns the demise of a once great paper. All woke liberal fact news producing outlets are on the same road.
You are so right.
let’s hope the content will improve with a return to the Pulliam days .
This is just more of the same. I don’t know why anyone with any journalistic integrity or sense of professional responsibility would work for the Indy Star. It will have to completely crash and burn to get any attention from Gannett.