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Opinion | Our Voice | Columns Todd Franko Bertram de Souza David Skolnick Ernie Brown | Letters
Returning to the glory days
Editorial: Returning to the glory days The first thing a new owner of an NFL franchise needs is about a
Youngstown lawmakers snub residents on charter changes
Editorial: By deciding that only four of the 17 charter amendments recommended by a citizens committee will be
Money for Iraq’s rebuilding has vanished into thin air
Editorial: Where’s the outrage from the self-styled paragons of budgetary virtue, led by tea party adherents
Coverage improves for some women; others can only wait
Editorial: Despite the hyperbolic predic- tions of the death of religious freedom in the United States, another
Parking deck debacle accents city government’s dysfunction
Editorial: Two developments on the build- ing improvement front illustrate the timeliness and necessity of the
Surrender days prove worth; coming now to Youngstown
Editorial: It’s not a Get Out of Jail Free card, but the safe-surrender days sponsored by Ohio Attorney
Public workers’ compensation is a tough sell in private sector
Editorial: Trumbull County Commission- er Paul Heltzel was on the mark with this characterization of the bonus
Seeking outside evaluation in cop vs. cop case isn’t a bad idea
Editorial: The Boardman Township adminis- tration is coming under fire for hiring an outside investigator to
Burglary ring in suburbs reflects a spread of crime
Editorial: Last week’s announcement of a major crime bust was significant for a couple of reasons. First, it
Let the games begin
Editorial: Let the games begin Every Olympics opening ceremo- ny in recent times has contained several
Syria’s chemical weapons raise stakes in civil war
Editorial: When the secretary general of the United Nations, Ban Ki-moon, said it would be “reprehensible” if
Members of public can make own decisions on court case
Editorial: The public is getting a long-over- due look at why prosecutors thought it was important to pursue
Youngstown gets windfall for its demolition program
Editorial: With twice the amount of state dollars coming to the city of Youngstown than had been expected for
The penalty on Penn State is severe, which it should be
Editorial: It wasn’t the “death penalty,” but for some it’s death by a thousand cuts. The NCAA did not shut
Chief Justice O’Connor acts to reform Youngstown court
Editorial: It’s fortunate there’s a high- ranking politician in the state of Ohio who does not see everything
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