Opinion and Editorial
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Problem with bottled water industry
Opinion: By Elisa Ringholm Tribune News Service While bottled water provides necessary relief in the wake
2 vs. 1 in first debate
Opinion: By Jay Ambrose Tribune News Service It was two against one in last week’s presidential debate.
Trump should look for loopholes
Opinion: By Gina Barreca The Hartford Courant I’ve been thinking about heaven and hell recently and not
CEO places a dunce cap on Y’town school board
Editorial: The chief executive officer of the academically challenged Youngstown City School District has ended
Limits on profit motive
Opinion: By John M. CRISP Tribune News Service We’re believers in free enterprise and the right to start
Trump’s laziness would endanger United States’ national security
Opinion: Even Trump supporters are bemoaning the fact that the Donald refused to prep sufficiently for the
October offensive against breast cancer earns support
Editorial: As the first full month of fall begins, awesome colors abound. Vibrant shades of red, orange, green
Is YSU lecture moderator guilty of bashing gays?
Opinion: Is YSU lecture moderator guilty of bashing gays? This past Saturday evening, I had the opportunity
US should make bigger investment in education
Opinion: US should make bigger investment in education RECENTLY, while watching the news on 21 WFMJ-TV, I
McNally and Miller are two flies in Valley’s political ointment
Opinion: There are two flies in the Mahoning Valley’s political ointment. For the Republicans, it’s the Queen
This week, we pause
Opinion: This week, we pause. The sixth annual Ohio Nonviolence Week starts today in downtown Youngstown
Donald Trump’s political rise a reflection of America’s decay
Opinion: WASHINGTON Looking on the bright side, perhaps this election can teach conservatives to look on
Four speakers set for NAACP banquet
Opinion: One of the Mahoning Valley’s oldest civil-rights organizations is celebrating its 98th annual major
Pike County murders on tap
Opinion: COLUMBUS If you know anything about those awful killings that took place down in Pike County
Gov. Scott Walker’s political magic
Opinion: By Jim Hightower OtherWords In a mindboggling trick, some magicians levitate themselves. But
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