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Opinion | Our Voice | Columns Todd Franko Bertram de Souza David Skolnick Ernie Brown | Letters
Mill Creek park board fails the transparency test again
Editorial: After the debacle of the massive Canada geese kill just months ago, you would think that the Mill
Israel’s future must be viewed through lens of demographics
Editorial: In just over two years, Israel will mark 50 years since its 1967 victory on the battlefield, which
Brazilians have no credibility when it comes to Hoerig case
Editorial: It has been seven-plus years that the accused killer of U.S. Air Force Reserve Maj. Karl Hoerig of
Millions of jobs lost due to trade imbalance with China
Editorial: Over the years, hundreds of news stories have chronicled the imbalance of trade between China and
Mahoning County’s budget had better not sprout raises
Editorial: 2“They’re not windfalls at all. Departments wish they were, but they’re not.” — Audrey Tillis,
Smackdown on heroin abuse gathers momentum in Valley
Editorial: Though it’s too early to declare victory in the war on heroin abuse raging across Ohio and the
Horrific torture report findings compromise core values of US
Editorial: There is no question that these are dangerous times. The United States and, for that matter, the
Trumbull mergers hold promise
Editorial: News out of Trumbull County last week on the potential merger of two distinct sets of taxpayer-
Mahoning Valley needs Kasich to make pitch for private prison
Editorial: The clock is ticking on the future of the Northeast Ohio Correctional Center on Youngstown’s East
Unlikely allies Obama, Kasich mutually push for police reform
Editorial: On most contentious ISSUES OF the day, Democrat President Barack Obama and Republican Ohio Gov.
Mayor must seek independent probe of behavior of city police
Editorial: If the growing controversy swirl- ing around a recent police traffic stop in Youngstown has a
Liberty school board members reclaim control of the district
Editorial: It seemed anticlimactic. No confetti, no balloons floating down from the ceiling, no high school
Keep Ohio’s Online checkbook open to all for decades to come
Editorial: Quick! Which Ohio government department spent the most tax dollars in fiscal year 2014 to meet its
Al-Qaida militants’ killing of hostages demands retaliation
Editorial: Neither Luke Somers, a British- born American freelance photojournalist, nor Pierre Korkie, a South
Legislators stall out in dealing with inequities in Ohio schools
Editorial: Seventeen years after the Ohio Supreme Court, in its landmark DeRolph v. State ruling, proclaimed
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