Excerpt from the editorial Viewpoing in Sunday's Register: House Bill 29 would prohibit Ohio law enforcement officers from boarding boats without probable cause that a crime has been committed or likely will be committed. We think that's good law.
Excerpt rom the Augusta (Ga.) Chronicle: If it weren’t so serious, it would be comical to watch the media try to spin the Obama administration scandals the president’s way.
Excerpt: Karen Balconi-Ghezzi, the director of Erie County Jobs and Family Services and its children's services wing, previously said the agency did nothing wrong in the steps it took prior to the starvation death of an 18-month-old Vermilion boy.
Excerpt: But voters aren't hearing the messages the way Perkins Schools superintendent Jim Gunner and the school board intend for them to be heard, and some residents, so angered by the inside millage switch, have become activists of sorts dogging the district's efforts to gain voter sup
Excerpt: If there's only one bright spot in the Great Recession, and the drawn-out recovery from it, it's that tourism on the Northcoast thrived during the worst of times and was not bowed by the economic conditions that stifled nearly every other industry and business.
Excerpt: We've stated before in this space we believe each Huron school board member thoughtfully considered the circumstances and voted their conscious on the vote to terminate district superintendent Fred Fox.
Excerpt: It seems to never change. Wasting taxpayer money has become a way of life for Sandusky's city government, with little effort to explain and almost none at correcting the problem.