[ConservativeWarrior]

What kind of paper is this? How does it slant, if at all?

May give some indication of the motives of the shooter, unless it was simple workplace violence.

[EnquiringMind]

That’s what I was wondering. Most papers lean left, but not all.

[Bonemaker]

“What kind of paper is this? How does it slant, if at all?”

I’d like to know if there any non-communist papers any more.

[the OlLine Rebel]

The Gazette is a very old paper, but since the Sun owns it, it has a tendency to go left.

[Brown Deer]

The Maryland Gazette traces its origins back to 1727 in Annapolis, when it was founded by British journalist William Parks. Forty years later, Anne Catharine Green became the first female newspaper publisher in the country, according to a history on the Capital Gazette website.



The Gazette was the seventh newspaper established in what would become the United States. In July 1776, the Gazette was one of the first newspapers to publish the Declaration of Independence, although it appeared on page 2; then, as now, local news took precedence.

The Maryland Gazette, which merged with the Capital in 1919, was a weekly covering all of Anne Arundel County until 1955, when its focus was narrowed to northern Anne Arundel County. It became a twice-weekly publication in 1969.

Publisher: Tim Thomas
Editor: Rick Hutzell