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Emily Post, where are you? Instilling manners in kids will lessen bullying
Opinion: Emily Post, where are you? Instilling manners in kids will lessen bullying Have you ever seen a
Selecting a jury for the trial of Robert Seman is crucial
Opinion: The composition of a jury in a criminal trial is extremely important. In fact, there is an old joke
State report card is proof of Y’town schools’ failing
Editorial: Although Ohio’s school districts did not receive overall grades in the state report cards issued
Libertarian duo Johnson, Weld deserve a place on debate stage
Opinion: OK, so Gary Johnson probably isn’t going to be the nation’s 45th president. And it’s doubtful Bill
An environmental win for Valley 33 years in making
Editorial: A federal consent deCree released this week for massive cleanup at and near the former Nease
Take judicial elections seriouslySFlb
Opinion: In less than two months, eligible Ohioans will help decide the next president of the United States.
Treat marijuana with care
Opinion: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: “What’s really going on here is that over the last 20 years marijuana went
Righting a grave wrong
Opinion: By Joshua J. WHITFIELD The Dallas Morning News Georgetown University in 1838 was bailed out by
US Senate race in Ohio failing to live up to pre-election hype
Opinion: Despite some vulnerability on issues, all signs point to Rob Portman winning a re-election bid in a
Proposed Trumbull JEDD puts focus rightly on future
Editorial: The ongoing dismantling of the Mahoning Valley’s largest and sole-surviving blast furnace at the
Education is the key to black lives
Opinion: Ordinarily, it is not a good idea to base how you vote on just one issue. But if black lives really
Voters aren’t clueless
Opinion: By Jonathan Bernstein Bloomberg View We have a strong-if- mistaken assumption that voters should
NCAA’s decision about discrimination
Opinion: By Peter St. ONGE The Charlotte Observer The NCAA’s decision Monday night to pull seven
Truce in Syria brokered by US, Russia is sketchy
Editorial: Although early reports of calm in war-torn Syria may indicate that the cease-fire brokered by the
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