Hoping you keep having all the success you and your colleagues have rightfully earned and deserve. Keep raising hell and having a blast doing it.
One suggestion: Don't bury the lede, which in this case is the news about both Binienda continuing to accept Monfredo's campaign help while knowing about his allegedly criminal conduct as well as the T&G/Mariano and the Uncool Councilors going into Silent Mode about Monfredo and Binienda's rancid and sordid conduct and behavior.
Certainly not the "lead" - unless it's for use in a sentence such as, "Let's get the lead out of Silly Hall through leadership led by true leaders." That could lead readers to read beyond the lede ;-)
"However, 'lede' is the journalistic spelling that originated in newsrooms in the mid-20th century. It was created to avoid confusion with 'lead,' the metal traditionally used in printing presses. Even though digital printing has largely replaced physical printing, 'lede' continues to be used in journalism today."
Hoping you keep having all the success you and your colleagues have rightfully earned and deserve. Keep raising hell and having a blast doing it.
One suggestion: Don't bury the lede, which in this case is the news about both Binienda continuing to accept Monfredo's campaign help while knowing about his allegedly criminal conduct as well as the T&G/Mariano and the Uncool Councilors going into Silent Mode about Monfredo and Binienda's rancid and sordid conduct and behavior.
Certainly the lead!
Certainly not the "lead" - unless it's for use in a sentence such as, "Let's get the lead out of Silly Hall through leadership led by true leaders." That could lead readers to read beyond the lede ;-)
"However, 'lede' is the journalistic spelling that originated in newsrooms in the mid-20th century. It was created to avoid confusion with 'lead,' the metal traditionally used in printing presses. Even though digital printing has largely replaced physical printing, 'lede' continues to be used in journalism today."
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