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Roses&Thorns
July 15, 2012 Roses for the announcement of a local businessman’s plan to resurrect Timberlanes. An active building within our downtown sector is better than an empty building. We have enough of those alread. more »»
For some, facts are very elusive
July 12, 2012 House of Representatives Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi has never been known for sticking to the facts. more »»
Geothermal cash latest flush from Dems’ green team
July 11, 2012 Flushing taxpayers’ money down the “green” toilet in Washington has become a habit for President Barack Obama’s administration. more »»
Making sure kids can read
July 7, 2012 The “No Child Left Behind” federal school reform law has been a dismal failure in many way. more »»
Good time to hold down spendingOhio Gov. John Kasich and aides who handle state spending plans may be viewed by some, including liberal legislators, as supreme tightwads. After all, Kasich himself frowns on new spending initiatives. He just vetoed a $30 m
July 6, 2012 Ohio Gov. John Kasich and aides who handle state spending plans may be viewed by some, including liberal legislators, as supreme tightwads. more »»
Always keep in mind the true reason for celebrating July 4th
July 4, 2012 Today while you are standing over the grill or maybe a long putt, while you are taking a dip in the pool and most likely enjoying a day off from work, remember to rejoice in our independence and our... more »»
Congress can repeal Obama’s health care law
July 3, 2012 Most of President Barack Obama’s signature accomplishment, the national health care law, is constitutional, the Supreme Court has ruled. That does not make the mandate right, however. more »»
Roses&Thorns
July 1, 2012 Roses to Rebekah Zets. How this for an example of one of the many splendid student-athletes coming out of our local high schools? Rebekah just graduated from West Branch. more »»
Congress can repeal Obama’s health care law
June 30, 2012 Most of President Barack Obama’s signature accomplishment, the national health care law, is constitutional, the Supreme Court has ruled. That does not make the mandate right, however. more »»
Tip line helps Patrol arrest drug trafficker
June 29, 2012 We all know that the Ohio Highway Patrol protects citizens against speeders, reckless operators and drunk/impaired drivers. more »»
More to school reform than just increasing funds
June 28, 2012 Ohio has received high marks from researchers looking into how public education funding is handled. But tell that to officials and taxpayers in financially beleaguered school districts. more »»
Should Ryan risk seat for Gov. race?
June 25, 2012 U.S. Rep. Tim Ryan's consideration of a run for governor evokes some interesting thoughts. more »»
Roses&Thorns
June 24, 2012 Roses to kids who do good deeds. Such as 12-year-old Josh Lehwald of Salem. more »»
Summer kicks off with early blast
June 23, 2012 You don't need to look at the calendar to know summer has arrived. The thermometer has been pushing 90 degrees for the past several days, a little early based on average weathe. more »»
PC runs amok on memorial for Holocaust
June 22, 2012 Using “religious symbolism” in a planned Ohio memorial to victims of The Holocaust may result in claims of unconstitutional government promotion of religion, a state official has warned. more »»
Salem Super Cruise is good for our city
June 21, 2012 Over the next few days the city of Salem will become a people magnet. And there is absolutely nothing wrong with that. Hundreds of people of all ages will be downtown and at other nearby venues. more »»
Big mandate, little funding
June 20, 2012 Children who don’t learn to read at an early age often lag behind their peers throughout school. more »»
Flag Day deserves all of our respect
June 14, 2012 Today is Flag Day. Our fine nation should be awash in red, white and blue. That is because Flag Day deserves the respect of each and every one of us. more »»
The war on coal will have fallout
June 13, 2012 They may have been high-fiving each other in the White House the other day, after a report indicating the smallest percentage of the nation’s energy in nearly 40 years was generated from coal in... more »»
Gateway Grant can give area students chance
June 11, 2012 For the Mahoning Valley to capture its full potential of prosperity, it must elevate the educational attainment of its high school graduates. more »» |
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