Opinion and Editorial

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Youngstown schools receive intriguing offer of assistance

Editorial: Over the years, many individuals have walked through the doors of The Vindicator with cures for the


What if Macejko is fired?

Opinion: It’s possible that Youngstown City Prosecutor Jay Macejko could win the Democratic Party nomination


Blocking access to a murder

Opinion: The Pennsylvania Superior Court rejected an appeal by three newspapers — Pittsburgh Post-Gazette,


ELECTION RESULTS

Editorial: ELECTION RESULTS Super Tuesday Be sure to check the voting results from the Super Tuesday


Hospital patient getting a deal

Opinion: Hospital patient getting a deal A letter last Sunday was humorous and would seem to reflect the


Justices side with the public

Opinion: COLUMBUS The Ohio Supreme Court last week put the kibosh on a Cuyahoga County office charging


Santorum’s JFK attack sickening

Opinion: These are the days that try human souls. It’s not just that there’s so much turmoil, suffering and


Postal Service silliness

Opinion: Minot (N.D.) Daily News: The U.S. Postal Service is forging ahead with its ill-conceived plan to


Exercise your right to vote Tuesday

Opinion: Tuesday is the primary election, and I remind you again to get out and cast your ballot for the


Lack of support from Afghans shows attitude toward the US

Editorial: The week-long deadly protests in Afghanistan over the burning of the Quran and other Islamic texts


After prison, a second chance

Opinion: After prison, a second chance Columbus Dispatch: Society needs to punish crime, but when people


Betras faces primary test

Opinion: With the primary on Tuesday, Mahoning County Democratic Party candidates are pulling out all the


Get out of Afghanistan now

Opinion: Most wars have a turning point that either signals the road to victory or the ditch of defeat. In


There is time, and there are ways to save postal centers

Editorial: Not that we didn’t suspect as much, but it is now clear that the U.S. Postal Service was only going


No perfect candidate in the field

Opinion: Two related questions have dominated this year’s bitter Republican presidential race: Is front-