Todd Franko
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We can fix Mill Creek now
Opinion: On Monday, it will be one month that the pastoral waters of Mill Creek MetroParks have been closed
There is a way to keep city sewage out of Mill Creek
Opinion: The Confederate flag dropped from atop the South Carolina Capitol grounds Friday – a move that few
Tressel and the art of caring, and not caring
Opinion: Vindy Talk Radio hosted Youngstown State University President Jim Tressel recently to talk about his
Boardman band keeps rolling
Opinion: Blake Windt grabs his toy of X-Men superhero Charles Xavier and whooshes it around the air in front
Parking situation – the unpretty lineman of downtown success
Opinion: The city of Youngstown is finishing a brand-spanking new parking lot on West Federal Street in the
Pulling threads of a Valley war hero
Opinion: This Friday will be 71 years since Youngstown’s William Roble flew off into the skies over France,
Love through the pain
Opinion: The charred remains of this Powers Way home are – and should be – testament to the evilness that can
A thank-you, 40ish years later
Opinion: A street in Boardman is named for Frank Stadler, who lived a colorful life early in the 20th century
For Mahoning, what will May bring?
Opinion: I enjoy some pretty spirited exchanges with our sheriff, Jerry Greene, and I may have had our most-
48 hours embedded with 910th (and others)
Opinion: The Youngstown Air Reserve Station and its resident detachment, the 910th Airlift Wing Mission,
2 events showcase teens, tech
Opinion: People tend to have a bit of fatigue with today’s technology and its impact on kids. “I can only
She dared to achieve
Opinion: It’s an improbable path from the dusty cotton fields of Mississippi to the glorious commencement of
WKBN picks wrong foe
Opinion: I generally enjoy my media friends in the Mahoning Valley. This spring at the Angels of Easter
The little white lady who could
Opinion: Amid the sea of people last weekend at the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, Ala., I was a tad
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