Opinion and Editorial

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Texas lacks a water plan

Opinion: Longview (Texas) News-Journal: With some exceptions out west, most of Texas this spring has seen


All parties must use caution as watchword for drilling

Editorial: A series of minor earthquakes that rocked the Greater Youngstown area last year has not shaken the


Help Postal Service on May 12 to Stamp Out Hunger in US

Opinion: Help Postal Service on May 12 to Stamp Out Hunger in US Hunger in THE UNITED STATES of America?


Truce in Syria fails

Opinion: By Poppy McPherson The Institute for War & Peace Reporting LONDON Experts warn that the U.N.


Rally the tally for Valley to win $1 million to fight hunger

Editorial: As of Saturday night, the Youngstown-Warren metro area ranked solidly and proudly in first place in the online voting campaign called Fighting Hunger Together.


Sammarone should explore all options for Covelli Centre

Editorial: There’s no point in revisiting the troubled history of the Covelli Centre other than to note that


Another mayor, another arena gamble

Opinion: Among the many themes in the short history of the Covelli Centre, one theme is constant: Mayors


WRTA station downtown needs a serious cleanup

Opinion: WRTA station downtown needs a serious cleanup Speaking of unsanitary eye- sores, let me refer you


Young Latino voters crucial

Opinion: By Claudia Sandoval McClatchy-Tribune Young Latino voters may hold the key to the White House


Attack on store owner was obscene

Opinion: It would be a grave injustice to equate the unprovoked beating of the owner of a neighborhood store


Cambodia has lost its treasures

Opinion: By Tess Davis Los Angeles Times During the Cambodian civil war from 1970 to 1998, the Khmer


Where are the ‘green’ jobs?

Opinion: The Charleston (W.Va.) Daily Mail: Green jobs were supposed to save the planet and boost the U.S.


Wild swings in sentencing ill serves justice in America

Editorial: Since the founding of this nation, equal justice for all under the law has stood as a tenet most


It’s a number that haunts

Opinion: By Hilda L. SOLIS McClatchy-Tribune Every day, 12 workers die on the job across America. As the


National recession takes toll

Opinion: The Syracuse Post-Standard: Is welfare reform showing its age? After new rules were adopted in