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Marking a half century of Fellows Riverside Gardens

Editorial: Marking a half century of Fellows Riverside Gardens Every once in a while, an anniversary comes


Baseball provides welcome relief

Opinion: WASHINGTON — Washington’s first major league baseball team, the Senators, was owned by Clark


Why rush to end the race?

Why rush to end the race? Washington Post: The growing chorus among some Democrats and other


Equine stars face life-ending challenges

Opinion: Earlier this month there was a series of tragic events in Florida at the Red Hills Horse Trials


Clinton has a campaign; Obama a movement

Opinion: WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. — She was late. Politicians are always late. That’s how it works. But the


INDIA

INDIA The Hindu, Tamil Nadu, March 26: If you go by western media reports, the propaganda of the


Arctic keeps melting while nations quibble

Opinion: WASHINGTON — Jim Rogers looked a bit uncomfortable sitting on a stage in Brussels, Belgium, amid a


End community service requirement for college

Opinion: DETROIT — High school students, especially those of you applying to college, it’s time to have a


Traficant deserves a break from feds

Opinion: No, the headline is not a misprint. But neither is it a plea for early release for former


It’s time for chief justice to review Youngstown’s court

Editorial: Ten years ago, Ohio’s chief justice conducted a study of the Youngstown Municipal Court and issued a


With health care premiums up 42.6 percent in Ohio since 2000, college tuition up 60.6 percent in

Opinion: With health care premiums up 42.6 percent in Ohio since 2000, college tuition up 60.6 percent in


Justice can’t be done

Editorial: Justice can’t be done No mercy. That is what robbers showed a restaurant manager they ambushed,


Liberation theology carries a dual message of deliverance

Opinion: Liberation theology carries a dual message of deliverance EDITOR: In the March 20 Vindicator,


EDITOR:

Opinion: EDITOR: In efforts to promote the Youngstown City School District, my speech class at East High


No dandies allowed?

Opinion: Washington Post: “Moral turpitude” is: (A) The title of a 19th-century novel of manners. (B) The