Opinion and Editorial
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Dubious green jobs
Opinion: By David Kreutzer Heritage Foundation Green jobs or, as our president calls them, the “jobs of
Liberty’s model of efficiency
Editorial: Consolidation of Liberty Township’s 911 emergency phone service serves as a win-win-win
A classic retelling of the tale
Editorial: Perhaps no other single histori- cal event manages to reach across generations as does the sinking
Don’t compound a tragedy
Editorial: Don’t compound a tragedy The state of Pennsylvania has taken on a challenging and necessarily
Crossword fans — read this
Opinion: Betty Bannon admits she cheats. She’s obsessed with crossword puzzles, including The Vindicator’s
Politics rears its ugly head
Opinion: To understand just how difficult it will be to change the court system in Mahoning County below the
Who had right to stand ground?
Opinion: Who had right to stand ground? I have followed the Trayvon Martin case from the beginning to now.
US tax code must be reformed
Opinion: By Dean Garfield McClatchy-Tribune The recent trend of positive job numbers — while good — do
Don’t tinker with Ohio’s Statuary elections
Opinion: COLUMBUS I’m trying to figure out what lessons schoolchildren have learned from the process
An opening in Myanmar
Opinion: An opening in Myanmar Kansas City Star: The Obama administration has appropriately eased sanctions
Religion trumps reason
Opinion: By Lane Filler Newsday Lately I’ve been wishing I were Amish, and not just because I look so
Get executions back on track for Portage, Trumbull killers
Editorial: Two noteworthy developments this week in Connecticut and Ohio reinforce the highly contentious
Ryan plan hurts disabled in US
Opinion: By Mike Ervin McClatchy-Tribune The budget plan released by House Budget Committee Chairman Paul
Criminal charge brings some normalcy to the Martin case
Editorial: No case since O.J’s trial has so po- larized the nation along racial lines as that of George
Sad trip down memory lane
Opinion: Sad trip down memory lane I recently found myself Sit- ting in my car outside the former Packard
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