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Niles can be a great spot for TV show
February 9, 2012 When Gov. John Kasich decided to deliver his State of the State address in Steubenville, he said the reason was to showcase achievement. more »»
Get moving on health merger
February 9, 2012 Next week, officials from the city of Youngstown will meet with their Mahoning County colleagues to figure out how to merge the municipal and county health departments. Wonderfu. more »»
Learn from location of Kasich speech
February 8, 2012 The State of the State is pretty simple to understand. Ohio’s economy has improved in the last 12 months, reflected in an unemployment rate that fell from 9.5 percent in December of 2010 to 8. more »»
Priorities need to be set for ODOT
February 7, 2012 Important highway construction projects in Ohio have been pushed so far back on the state’s schedule they might as well not be there at all. more »»
Help fund a tribute to pilots
February 7, 2012 Here’s an opportunity for a philanthropist to do something worthwhile, or for a company to earn public relations benefits: After the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor, Americans were both determined to... more »»
Courts can benefit from combining
February 6, 2012 Youngstown Municipal Court judges are involved in a dispute with the city’s administration over whether to construct a new court building. Mahoning County Democratic Party Chairman David J. more »»
Colleges need to be more flexible
February 6, 2012 Community and technical colleges have long traditions of making higher education as easy as possible for students. That is, they often are far more flexible than four-year institutions. more »»
Make bold plans after a good start
February 5, 2012 If Trumbull County commissioners are going to commit to employing a ‘‘legislative liaison’’ — and they appear to have settled on that course — then they should raise the bar of expectation. more »»
Citizens Academy has big potential
February 5, 2012 The Warren Police Department has started its second Citizens Academy in which city residents learn how the department works and ways to keep their neighborhoods safer. more »»
Orchids & onions
February 4, 2012 ORCHID: To Trumbull Mobile Meals in Warren as it has expanded its delivery service to customers in the northern and eastern sections of the county. more »»
Liberty makes tough decisions
February 3, 2012 Liberty trustees are doing something few local elected officials have ever done. They’re making the tough decisions for the benefit of the communit. more »»
Group vital to McKinley history
February 3, 2012 Trumbull County has produced many citizens who have made historic, global contributions to society. more »»
Vienna must make use of windfall
February 2, 2012 Vienna Township’s annual budget is approximately $1.2 million. It’s about to receive an additional, one-time, lump sum payment of $3.9 million. more »»
Life must be good in Falls
February 2, 2012 It’s nice to know that life is good in Newton Fall. more »»
Lunch act bends the veggie rules
February 1, 2012 For the first time in years, the U.S. Department of Agriculture reworked nutrition rules for school meals last week. more »»
Alternative to rate hike available
January 31, 2012 Warren City Council and Mayor Doug Franklin have an opportunity to revisit an important part of the Poggemeyer study. more »»
2020 deadline to end Alzheimer’s
January 31, 2012 When the late President John F. Kennedy in 1962 committed to landing an American on the moon during that decade, millions of people simply assumed it would be done. more »»
A reassuring word from Ryan
January 31, 2012 Before President Obama’s State of the Union speech Tuesday evening, U.S. Rep. Tim Ryan, D-Niles, said he wanted to hear the commander in chief talk about natural gas and oil drilling. more »»
Pay for health care, not sick care
January 30, 2012 Referring to government medical assistance spending as ‘‘health care’’ is a misnome. more »»
Lakeview has a good opportunity
January 30, 2012 The Lakeview School District is the first local government out of the gate to publicly announce its pursuit of revenue from oil and natural gas drilling into the Utica Shale. Good for Lakeview. more »»
Diversify, but keep the city safe
January 30, 2012 We respect Warren Councilwoman Cheryl Saffold’s desire to better diversify the city’s Police Department. more »» |
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