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Opinion and Editorial
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Opinion | Our Voice | Columns Todd Franko Bertram de Souza David Skolnick Ernie Brown | Letters
Toll hike could pave future
Opinion: Chicago Sun Times: No one wants to pay more to drive the Illinois Tollway. To be exact, no one
Syria shows U.S. failure in Mideast
Opinion: If there is one place that exemplifies the embarrassing failure of Washington’s plans for the Middle
Is Obama too wishy-washy?
Opinion: We all know by now that the eleventh-hour deal to raise the federal debt ceiling didn’t solve much.
Credit rating downgrade punctuates economic debate
Editorial: Sometimes a number is just a num- ber. For instance, there’s nothing magic about the first 100 days
Budget deal lacks honesty
Opinion: By Glenn Garvin McClatchy Newspapers When seeking to make sense of what goes on in Washington,
Budget cuts will hurt poor
Opinion: By Steven S. TAYLOR, CANDY S. HILL and WILLIAM DAROFF McClatchy-Tribune While politicians from
Making hay in Iowa
Opinion: WASHINGTON Being in politics, said Eugene McCarthy, is like coaching football: You have to be
Egypt must pursue justice
Opinion: Egypt must pursue justice Los Angeles Times: Hosni Mubarak, the longtime president of Egypt and
Postal changes bad for customers
Opinion: Postal changes bad for customers Postal workers take pride in providing prompt, dependable mail
Toasting an undeniable downtown surge
Opinion: In addition to its places, it’s had its residents, such as Rich Mills and Jimmy Sutman and James Pernotto — all living where they want to live. But each of them hoping that someday, others may feel the same. Today just may be the day.
Toasting an undeniable downtown surge
Opinion: This morning, an 11 a.m. brunch will mark two years in business for The Lemon Grove restaurant and
Washington politicians turn on the middle class, with no sign of relief
Opinion: To paraphrase Winston Churchill’s speech following the Battle of Britain and apply it to the
Progress made at the dog pound
Opinion: Progress made at the dog pound At long last the Mahoning County Dog Pound is being transformed
Will YSU faculty take strike vote?
Opinion: As ridiculous as it may seem, there are rumblings that the faculty union at Youngstown State
Gov. Kasich’s push for a study of school consolidation timely
Editorial: Four years ago, Tom Humphries, chief executive officer of the Youngstown-Warren Regional Chamber,