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Avoid rush to gun ban in Ohio
January 23, 2013 Surely liberals in the state Senate do not think Ohioans are gullible enough to accept ‘‘trust us’’ assurances their rights are not being violated. Buckeye State residents know better. more »»
Pass law to stop carbon tax
January 23, 2013 Now that President Barack Obama has won election to his second term, he is free to pursue some of the radical goals he considered, but backed away from due to public outcry during his first four... more »»
Keep State of State on the road
January 22, 2013 Last year, Ohio Gov. John Kasich went to Steubenville to deliver his State of the State speech. more »»
We must never forget King’s words
January 21, 2013 Today, the United States celebrates the birthday of Martin Luther King Jr. Here is his ‘’I have a dream’’ speech delivered in Washington, D.C., on Aug. more »»
Re-evaluate W.R.A.P., Sunshine
January 20, 2013 Last month, Warren City Councilwoman Helen Rucker asked Warren Redevelopment and Planning Corp. Director Anthony Iannucci for a performance update on the city-supported organization. Iannucci said W. more »»
Orchids & onions
January 19, 2013 ORCHID: To the Brookfield Police Department and Chief Dan Faustino for considering starting a senior citizen check-in program to oversee the welfare of its elderly residents. more »»
First Energy Stadium has bad ring to it
January 18, 2013 Instead of reaching a deal for naming rights to Cleveland Browns Stadium, First Energy should have taken the money and given its Northeast Ohio customers a price brea. more »»
All cruisers should have locators
January 17, 2013 Cruisers in the Trumbull County Sheriff’s Office will be outfitted soon with electronic devices that will show their location to emergency dispatchers. more »»
Nixed solar project aids taxpayers
January 16, 2013 It may be that the sun has gone down on a politically correct proposal that would have forced many Ohioans to pay unnecessarily high electric bills. If so, good. more »»
Get tougher on human trafficking
January 16, 2013 Ohio has improved its efforts to eliminate human trafficking, usually involving the sex trade, state legislators were told last week. more »»
Put delay on liquor permits
January 15, 2013 In light of Warren’s inability to control violence erupting at Sunset Lounge, Olympic Inn and other liquor-selling establishments, and its lackadaisical approach to shutting down the businesses, it... more »»
Another tiff over traffic cameras
January 14, 2013 Another traffic camera lawsuit in Ohio makes two things clear — that local governments use the cameras for revenue, not safety, and that it’s not worth the trouble to use the devices. more »»
Term limits working in Ohio
January 13, 2013 Ours is supposed to be a government guided by representatives we elect from among u. more »»
Orchids & onions
January 12, 2013 ORCHIDS: To Newton Falls eighth-grader Sidney Drake and all of the students who will compete in the annual Challenge 24 math competition at Warren G. Harding High School. more »»
Ryan should stay out of state race
January 11, 2013 U.S. Rep. Tim Ryan should dismiss thoughts of running for governor and focus more on his campaign ideas, including his promise to convince Congress to provide incentives for converting the U.S. more »»
New EPA boss same as the old
January 11, 2013 It would be nice to expect that Environmental Protection Agency head Lisa Jackson’s resignation means relief for coal country. It does not, sadly. President Barack Obama’s war on coal will continue. more »»
Examine building merger
January 10, 2013 Officials from Warren, Niles and Trumbull County should spend some time in Youngstown to see how that city closed its building department and turned the duties over to Mahoning County. more »»
Keep pursuit for relief in Ohio income tax
January 10, 2013 Some have suggested Ohio Gov. John Kasich’s drive to reduce income taxes is not a comprehensive enough approach to spurring the state’s economy. Perhaps not. more »»
Fiscal cliff still looms for America
January 9, 2013 Seeming a bit surprised at the extent of their victory, a few liberal members of Congress were candid enough to admit the American people were shortchanged on New Year’s Day. more »»
Some juvenile sentences too lenient
January 9, 2013 In June 2011, D’Marques Jones, then 15, raped and killed his half sister in Barberton. She was 3 years old. more »» |
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