The Thursday, Oct. 8 edition of The Herald-Dispatch continued the theme of being well written and featuring few issues. There were no macro editing issues, but there were some micro editing issues as with the previous editions I have read.
Much like the other editions I have read, beginning a lead paragraph with a prepositional phrase was a reoccurring theme. There were also instances of wordiness, ending a lead paragraph with the time element and uses of too many cliches and editorializing.
Overall, this edition was on pace with the other editions of The Herald-Dispatch that I have read. The only issues/errors within it were comprised of micro editing issues. It was well written and professional, just as it should be.
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