Content Removal

Edgewater Gazette Content Removal Policy

The Edgewater Gazette is committed to maintaining transparency and editorial independence in all published content. We understand that circumstances may change over time, and we offer limited consideration for content removal requests under specific conditions.

✅ Eligibility for Removal

We may consider removing or modifying content only if:

  • The subject matter involves non-violent, non-felony offenses and is no longer deemed newsworthy.

  • The individual named has demonstrated rehabilitation or a significant change in public relevance.

  • The request is submitted by the individual directly affected or their legal representative.

❌ Limitations

  • We are not responsible for factual, typographical, or interpretive errors in reporting. All content is published in good faith based on available information at the time of publication.

  • We do not issue corrections, updates, or retractions once content is published.

  • We do not remove content involving public officials, violent crimes, or matters of ongoing public concern.

  • Requests based on reputation management, personal discomfort, or business interests will not be considered.

📬 How to Submit a Request

To request content removal, please email newstips@edgewatercommunitynews.comwith the subject line “Content Removal Request.” Include:

  • A link to the article in question

  • A detailed explanation of your request

  • Any supporting documentation

All requests are reviewed on a case-by-case basis. Submission does not guarantee approval.

Information

 

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Program Participation Policy – Edgewater Gazette

Edgewater Gazette is committed to fostering community engagement through programs and initiatives that inform, inspire, and support our readers. Unless explicitly stated otherwise, all programs are offered free of charge as a public service.

Participation in any program is subject to approval. While we welcome interest from all members of the community, Edgewater Gazette reserves the right to determine eligibility and select participants based on program goals, capacity, and alignment with our mission.

Program availability, criteria, and guidelines may be updated at any time to reflect evolving community needs and organizational priorities. We encourage participants to review program details regularly and reach out with any questions or concerns.

Edgewater Gazette remains dedicated to transparency, fairness, and inclusivity in all our community efforts.