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Opinion | Our Voice | Columns Todd Franko Bertram de Souza David Skolnick Ernie Brown | Letters
Ohio Senate acts on concerns involving JobsOhio initiative
Editorial: If the chairman of the state Sen- ate Finance Committee is to be believed, all the major concerns
Is ex-Mayor Dill best choice to assist Campbell’s mayor?
Editorial: After being out of the public EYE for a little over a year, Jack Dill, the city of Campbell’s former
Legacy: City and state working together to reduce crime
Editorial: Witnesses said Jamail Johnson died trying to defuse an explosive situation during a party at a
State workers will have to pay for changes to retirement funds
Editorial: Hearing the chairman of the House Committee on Health and Aging discuss what will be done to prop
Owners find that old buildings come with strings attached
Editorial: What is one to do with an old building? That’s a question being asked throughout the Mahoning
One break too many already
Editorial: One break too many already Last May when Bryce D. Burke was sentenced to what most people would
High profile murders obscure dip in violent crime in Y’town
Editorial: Though the 20 homicides last year in Youngstown are still too many for a city with a population of
Eyesore in downtown Y’town won’t be removed immediately
Editorial: When Youngstown Mayor Jay Williams says the city still has the option of filing a lawsuit against
As car sales increase, there’s reason for optimism here
Editorial: The state of the nation was never quite as simple as what’s good for GM is good for the country,
Senate Republicans must not rush to judgment on JobsOhio
Editorial: It took the Republican-controlled Ohio House of Representatives less than a month to pass a bill
A little winter weather now challenges our coping skills
Editorial: So what message does it send? When people are reporting for work at jobs in vital areas — police
With money in short supply, governments must innovate
Editorial: Two headlines in Saturday’s Vindi- cator illustrate the challenges governments at all levels are
Egypt is a riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma*
Editorial: There are a thousand implica- tions to what has been happening in Egypt in recent days and only two
Trustees must make the case for a police levy in Boardman
Editorial: We know there are at least 16,516 Boardman residents who care about the township’s finances, and
A tarnished hero
Editorial: A tarnished hero An Akron woman who went to jail for 10 days after being found guilty of
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