Opinion and Editorial
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No sentence reduction for victim
Opinion: No sentence reduction for victim After reading the article about Taran Helms (the man who shot
Public opinion polls do matter
Opinion: Vice President Joe Biden’s visit to the Mahoning Valley last week was supposed to have taken place
We’ve tolerated socialism for a long time; why the sudden outrage?
Opinion: I would like to add my two cents of knowledge about big government, taxes and spending. When the
Lame non-answers
Opinion: COLUMBUS In less than a month, Ohioans must decide who will lead the state for the next four
For Mahoning County auditor: We withhold our endorsement
Editorial: It will come as no surprise to Ma- honing County Auditor Michael Sciortino that we are not endorsing
Like Nike, my township just did it
Opinion: There’s a new resident in my neighborhood, and not everyone’s thrilled. I’m thrilled, to a degree.
Focus on community colleges bodes well for the Valley
Editorial: President Barack obama and second lady Jill Biden gave community colleges across America their day
There’s a way out of poverty
Opinion: By Jennifer A. MARSHALL Heritage Foundation For years, the slogan “Stay in School” has
Remember women of Afghanistan
Opinion: Last week, I attended a glitzy ceremony in New York City in which Bill Clinton awarded one of five
Knowing what we don’t know
Opinion: Knowing what we don’t know The (Toledo) Blade: The next time an American says something ignorant
Greed fuels the recession
Opinion: Greed fuels the recession We are all the victims of the recession, and in my opinion it was
A Nobel’s long gestation
Opinion: Los Angeles Times: There’s a good chance that you know, or know someone who knows, one of the more
Press kept at bay during Veep Biden’s visit
Opinion: Vice President Joe Biden can talk and talk and talk. But when it comes to the Mahoning Valley
Democrats in Congress deflect blame with red herrings
Opinion: Some of the longest-serving members of Congress, whose party has overwhelming majorities in both
GOP 2012 race playing out in New Hampshire
Opinion: CONCORD, N.H. The turning leaves in New Hampshire herald the onset of winter. The influx of
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