Opinion and Editorial
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County auditor rewarded with a legal kiss on cheek
Editorial: Mahoning County’s Auditor, Michael Sciortino, a lawyer, appeared to be so impaired while driving on
Action on farm bill overdue
Opinion: Dallas Morning News: We get the picture that Washington is one beat-up town after its brutal budget
Group health insurance called great political fraud of centuries
Opinion: Group health insurance called great political fraud of centuries Part-time worker Bob buys
Valley issues: yes for schools, no on anti-fracking initiative
Editorial: Tax issues will drive many Mahoning Valley residents more powerfully to the polls next week than any
Adopted children have right to original birth certificates
Opinion: Adopted children have right to original birth certificates Currently a bill in the Ohio Senate
Fight goes on for Santorum
Opinion: WASHINGTON Perhaps Rick Santorum is demonstrating persistence beyond the call of plausibility, but
Ohio Dems can’t catch a break
Opinion: Republican Gov. John Kasich may have found the antidote to political poison he ingested in 2011 when
Advice to college coeds: Don’t binge
Opinion: WASHINGTON The message of Emily Yoffe’s Slate article about binge drinking and sexual assault on
Youngstown mayor’s race leaves a lot to be desired
Editorial: This year’s election for mayor of Youngstown is a newspaper cartoonist’s dream. Consider the
LETTERS || Bertram de Souza’s column titled “Austintown wins battle of water
Opinion: Bertram de Souza’s column titled “Austintown wins battle of water” has prompted me to write. The
Tests show well water will work at Hollywood racino in Austintown
Opinion: Tests show well water will work at Hollywood racino in Austintown On behalf of Penn National
It was a tough week to lead or watch local government
Opinion: When a mayor announces that “cellphones and computers are the lazy man’s way of communicating,” and
Battle lines drawn for 2014
Opinion: COLUMBUS You could consider this time the calm before the storm for elections officials. Yes,
Voters in Youngstown face some challenging and beguiling choices in some key citywide races come
Editorial: Voters in Youngstown face some challenging and beguiling choices in some key citywide races come
Poland Township benefits from experienced trustees
Editorial: Trustees Mark Naples and Robert Lidle have 28 years between them of serving Poland Township, which
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