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Opinion | Our Voice | Columns Todd Franko Bertram de Souza David Skolnick Ernie Brown | Letters
A stadium is an investment
Editorial: A stadium is an investment Anyone who thinks that having a home stadium is an extravagance hasn’t
Occupy Wall Street protesters showing a lot of staying power
Editorial: When protesters under the banner “Occupy Wall Street” assembled last month in the heart of
It shouldn’t take a tragedy for Ohio to do what must be done
Editorial: Ohio has a couple of blind spots when it comes to animals, and they demand attention in Columbus.
Withdrawal of U.S. from Iraq will end a questionable war
Editorial: History will judge whether the war in Iraq was justified, but there is no question that America’s
Electronic searches based on old law raise questions
Editorial: There is something essentially wrong when the government can obtain access to electronic
Ohio Supreme Court rejects GOP trickery in redistricting
Editorial: Republicans in the state legisla- ture knew that the congressional districts they had created were
Getting the newest and best is a good thing for the airport
Editorial: Controversy about airport secu- rity procedures appears to be inevitable. The Transportation
Enjoy the view
Editorial: Enjoy the view The phrase “Sunday driver” doesn’t come up much anymore, and when it does, it is
Duplication of public health services is a waste of money
Editorial: With the announcement from Mahoning County Health Commissioner Matthew A. Stefanak III that his
Ungrateful American allies prompt questions about aid
Editorial: The two countries that owe their free existence to the United States are the two that have turned
Another test of who is helped or who is hurt by trade pacts
Editorial: Just a few days ago, Ohio’s two U.S. senators — Democrat Sherrod Brown and Republican Rob Portman —
Defeat of Obama’s jobs bill opens door to new strategy
Editorial: Defeat of Obama’s jobs bill opens door to new strategy You’ve got to hand it to the Re- publicans,
The roots of senseless violence and death run deep in the city
Editorial: Youngstown’s new police chief, Rod Foley, certainly knew that he wasn’t walking into any bed of
Secretary of State Husted owes public details on Betras ruling
Editorial: Does Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted really intend to make competency the standard for service
Legacy of Randall Wellington: Productivity, honesty, respect
Editorial: Mahoning County Sheriff Randall Wellington’s decision to hang up his badge and not seek re-election
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