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Newcomer picked for Girard 1st Ward
April 18, 2013 Democrat voters in Girard’s 1st Ward have two quality candidates in the May primary election. more »»
Double dipping costs jobs
April 17, 2013 To get an interesting perspective on just how bad double dipping government employees are in Ohio, let’s look at New Hampshire. more »»
Prisons too lax on security
April 17, 2013 Apparently federal authorities did not consider Eugene N. Cobbs to be much of a flight risk. They were wrong. Cobbs, 42, escaped from a federal corrections facility in Morgantown, W.Va., on Wednesday. more »»
Enforce the existing gun control laws
April 16, 2013 Mingo County, W.Va., Sheriff Eugene Crum might be alive today if an existing federal gun control law had worked as it was supposed to. That revelation came on the very day U.S. Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W. more »»
Time to ponder tax freedom
April 16, 2013 Now that you have completed your federal income tax return — and you have, we hope, because it is due to be filed Monday — you have a few moments to reflect on taxes in general. more »»
In Niles, select three incumbents
April 15, 2013 Democrats in Niles should vote to endorse incumbent at-large councilmen Stephen Papalas, Michael Lastic and Reginald Giancola in the May primary. more »»
Britain’s Thatcher was a great leader
April 15, 2013 After some initial unpleasantness between us, Americans and Britons have enjoyed a deep friendship and an unshakeable allianc. more »»
Music hall deal could be profound
April 14, 2013 An agreement between the City of Warren, Sunrise Entertainment and Bob Early Productions, announced Friday morning by Mayor Doug Franklin during his State of the City Address, to restore a robust... more »»
Medicaid issue is complicated
April 14, 2013 Ohio House of Representatives leaders are looking several years down the road in rejecting Gov. more »»
Orchids & Onions
April 13, 2013 ORCHID: To Warren City Council members Helen Rucker, Eddie Colbert and John Brown Jr. more »»
Keep Girard City Council president
April 12, 2013 The Tribune Chronicle Editorial Board endorses incumbent Reynald J. Paolone over challenger Mike Costarella for the Democratic nomination for Girard City Council president. more »»
‘Viable fetuses’ up the debate
April 12, 2013 Americans concerned about the ease with which abortions can be obtained, not to mention government subsidies for some organizations that provide them, have warned for years that such changes in our... more »»
Pick newcomer for 1st Ward Warren council
April 11, 2013 The Tribune Chronicle Editorial Board endorses Felicia Davis over Larry Larson and Clyde Wilson for the Democratic nomination for 1st Ward City Council in Warren. more »»
Battle against food stamp fraud
April 11, 2013 It should not require a formal agreement for the federal government to cooperate with states in reducing food stamp fraud, but apparently it doe. more »»
Information lacking for health care law
April 11, 2013 It may seem to some Americans that new revelations of what ‘‘Obamacare’’ — the national health care takeover law — will cost have become a regular feature of news reports. more »»
Warning signs in Ohio prisons
April 10, 2013 Twenty years ago this month, many Ohioans were stunned when inmates at a state prison in Lucasville went on an 11-day rampage. more »»
Deranged people should not have guns
April 10, 2013 For a few days there was speculation Mingo County, W.Va., Sheriff Eugene Crum was murdered last week because of his crackdown on illegal drug activity. more »»
Pick Graham over Dean in Warren
April 9, 2013 The Tribune Chronicle Editorial Board endorses challenger Jim Graham over incumbent Robert L. Dean for the Democratic nomination for Warren City Council president. more »»
Punish Kim, but avoid bloody war
April 9, 2013 Secretary of State John Kerry has said North Korea’s new round of saber rattling and threats to step up its nuclear weapons and missile programs are unacceptable. He has added the U.S. more »»
Stop Mexican cartel in its deadly tracks
April 9, 2013 Illegal drugs from the murderous Mexican cartels already can be found throughout the United States. But now, authorities across the nation say, the cartels have sent their operatives to several U.S. more »» |
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