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Lock up, forget Loughner
November 9, 2012 With luck, Americans have heard the last of Jared Lee Loughner. more »»
Common ground needed
November 8, 2012 The election battles are over. Now Americans will see whether our elected leaders can bridge the divisiveness and partisanship to solve our nation’s problem. more »»
Mauling death tragic
November 7, 2012 It’s difficult to think of any punishment that would be worse than what the mother of a 2-year-old boy who was mauled to death at the Pittsburgh Zoo already is experiencing. more »»
Be sure to cast ballot
November 6, 2012 After a grueling marathon of politicking, an avalanche of ads, and enough soundbites to drive one crazy, Election Day is here. And it didn’t come a moment too soo. more »»
Private firms would ensure convenience
November 4, 2012 If the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board really wants to make things convenient for customers, it should push to get out of the retail business. more »»
Spanier charges justified
November 2, 2012 Despite former Penn State President Graham Spanier’s protestations, a state grand jury presentment offers compelling evidence to justify the criminal charges filed Thursday. more »»
Feds need offender database
November 1, 2012 David Maya will spend up to 25 years in prison for raping a 12-year-old in Wheeling, W.Va., girl this summer. Then he will go home — to Mexico. more »» 
Crews deserve praise
October 31, 2012 As many of us were huddled in our homes as the worst of Hurricane/ Superstorm Sandy blew through the area Monday night, an unofficial army of people were hard at work. more »»
Storm lesson on readiness
October 30, 2012 After days of warnings to prepare for the worst, area residents have few options but ride out the storm that’s drenching the area and whipping it with sometimes fierce winds. more »»
Romney best hope for change
October 28, 2012 “The question is not — are we better off than we were four years ago? The question is — where will America be four years from now?” Voters should be asking themselves that question — originally pose... more »»
Stakes high in home decision
October 26, 2012 Valley View Home employees have initiated an appeal for community support in convincing commissioners to retain ownership of the facility that cares for as many as 240 resident. more »»
Obama approach too green
October 25, 2012 President Barack Obama claims he wants to curb waste in federal spending. Not in his own administration’s subsidies of “green” energy, apparently. more »»
Bill finds a proper balance
October 24, 2012 Gov. Tom Corbett should sign a bill that gives Pennsylvania judges some flexibility when sentencing juveniles convicted of murder. Existing Pennsylvania law runs afoul of a U.S. more »»
McGovern legacy will last
October 23, 2012 Like some other men who have run for president and some who have won the office, Sen. George McGovern did an enormous amount of good outside the presidency. more »»
Sexting bill sets right balance
October 21, 2012 “I can never get that Photo back “It’s out there forever…” — part of a video message from 15-year-old Amanda Todd made before she committed suicide earlier this month after being bullied over a... more »»
Tobacco prohibition healthy
October 19, 2012 A hospital is supposed to be the most healthy place there is. more »»
Claim a smoke screen
October 19, 2012 Opponents of public education have been advocating for “accountability” in the form of state funding being transferred to charter and private schools for some time. more »»
Silence on pot telling
October 18, 2012 Attorney General Eric Holder is being urged by some of the nation’s top law enforcement officials to speak out against ballot initiatives to legalize marijuana in Colorado, Oregon and Washington. more »»
Specter unafraid to buck system
October 17, 2012 Arlen Specter marched to the beat of his own drum, which often made him a hero or a villain, depending on the issue and your political leaning. more »» |
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