Opinion and Editorial
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EDITORIAL - Making music, making history in Youngstown
Editorial: Saturday, August 11, 2018, promises to be one historic red-letter day for the city of Youngstown.
Poor Portland progressives: So much to protest, so little time
Opinion: “The past is a foreign country; they do things differently there.” – L.P. Hartley WASHINGTON
Trump lacks credibility in claiming voter fraud
Editorial: Maine Secretary of State Matthew Dunlap had an observation about the unsubstantiated claims of
Supreme Court nominee scary
Opinion: By Yolanda Parker OtherWords Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh has a history of interpreting
Organic foods thrive on regs
Opinion: By Jill Richardson OtherWords Strangely enough, sometimes industries want regulation.
Rational immigration policies are needed to protect the nation-state
Opinion: By Georgie Anne Geyer Andrews McMeel Syndication WASHINGTON It would seem to many that the
Don’t dump on Y’town: Campaign merits support
Editorial: A set of worn-out automo bile tires here. A moldy and soiled mattress there. A beaten and banged-up
New mayor of Niles faces long list of challenges
Editorial: Mayor Steve Mientkiewicz must focus on finances and restoration of public trust in Niles city government
Worst bargain yet from Amazon
Opinion: By Katie Parker OtherWords The billions in tax breaks cities are offering Amazon to host its
ACLU will not rest until every illegal immigrant enters the US
Opinion: By Ann Coulter Andrews McMeel Syndication After all the wailing about the children streaming
There’s no easy way out of food hardship in Valley
Editorial: For anyone who fails to see the direct connection between an anemic economy and surging food
Keep coal, nuclear as options for electricity
Opinion: Keep coal, nuclear as options for electricity In the article in the July 22 Vindicator – “Killing
The future’s only constituency is conscience of the present
Opinion: “Science, like the Mississippi, begins in a tiny rivulet in the distant forest.” – Abraham
GM CEO Barra continues to play games with Valley
Editorial: By her silence regarding the future of General Motors’ Lordstown assembly complex, company Chief
Betras needs to bump & grind
Opinion: Although he won’t admit it, Mahoning County Democratic Party Chairman David Betras knows he blew it
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