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Opinion | Our Voice | Columns Todd Franko Bertram de Souza David Skolnick Ernie Brown | Letters
New nuclear technology is hostage to an old problem
Editorial: This year began as what could have been the year in which a new generation of nuclear power plants
Melfi’s steady hand on wheel is leading Girard out of debt
Editorial: If all goes according to plan, the city of Girard will shed its state-imposed fiscal emergency
State continues to blindly shift funding to charter schools
Editorial: State continues to blindly shift funding to charter schools In attempting to hold public school
Take orange barrels in stride, they’re good for the economy
Editorial: They may signal inconvenience for the driving public and may even put somewhat of a damper on
When massage parlors take what they do to another level
Editorial: What’s a city to do when there is ample anonymous evidence on various websites that at least some
Boardman trustees must show why special election necessary
Editorial: After concluding that a vote in May vote was too soon for a 3.85-mill police levy in Boardman that
Lessons to be learned from the nation’s four worst years
Editorial: We can’t say that we’ve never been caught up in the moment and suggested that the political
Sweep of city’s South Side gives hope to other areas
Editorial: One of the most blighted blocks in the city of Youngstown is finally receiving the attention of
Jumping from crisis to crisis is not the way to run a nation
Editorial: The kindest interpretation of what went on in Washington, D.C., last week would be that Republicans
Trim Trumbull precincts now
Editorial: Trim Trumbull precincts now It’s been more than five years since former Trumbull County Board of
Now is not the time to rush decisions on Covelli Centre
Editorial: Any discussion in Youngstown City Hall about the Covelli Centre that involves finances should occur
Rebuilding of Ivory Coast must be a global endeavor
Editorial: After four months of refusing to bow to the will of the people and give up the presidency of the
All but five states have tougher animal abuse laws than Ohio
Editorial: Let’s hope that the third time is the charm. In the last three Ohio General Assemblies,
Youngstown, Warren face property vacancies reality
Editorial: Between them, the cities of Youngstown and Warren have 86,609 parcels of land, of which a
Performance audit provides map toward city school savings
Editorial: The hard cold fact of a perfor- mance audit is that it’s only worth the paper it is printed on
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