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Casino operators had better toe the line
April 26, 2013 Perhaps operators of the still-new Horseshoe Casino in Cleveland were gambling state officials would not notice violations of Ohio law. more »»
Mental health study could be insightful
April 25, 2013 While President Barack Obama and most members of Congress have seemed preoccupied with proposals for new limits on gun ownership since the school massacre in Newtown, Conn. more »»
Postal Service operates in limbo
April 24, 2013 Although Saturday mail delivery is to continue, the U.S. Postal Service has been reducing service in other ways, and plans to cut back more. more »»
Senate might log on to sales tax
April 23, 2013 It’s not surprising a group of lawmakers are considering legislation that would allow levying sales taxes on purchases made online. What’s unusual is the legislators are U.. more »»
Pledge to cut down on water bottles
April 22, 2013 Earth Day can seem overwhelming. After all, how can one person save an entire planet? Of course, it helps to reduce, reuse and recycle. more »»
Fight a cowardly act with bravery
April 18, 2013 Since Sept. 11, 2001, another terrorist attack on American soil has been expected. Still, the bombs that detonated Monday near the finish line of the Boston Marathon were shocking. more »»
A case for dropping corporate income tax
April 16, 2013 Another tax filing deadline has passed, and with it a significant anniversary: the federal income tax now is 100 years old. more »»
Continue improving Ohio’s business climate
April 15, 2013 Ohio officials are to be congratulated for improving conditions for small-business owners in the state. According to an annual survey by Thumbtack. more »»
Thank goodness it’s TFD
April 12, 2013 Today is Tax Freedom Day in Ohio, according to Tax Foundation. For a change, it’s good to be below average; Tax Freedom Day nationwide is next Thursday. more »»
Avoid igniting war with N. Korea
April 11, 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 »»
Change may yield different results
April 10, 2013 Insanity, the saying goes, is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. That often is attributed to Albert Einstein, though that seems doubtful. more »»
Review condition of prisons in Ohio
April 9, 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 »»
Expel drug cartel thugs
April 8, 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 »»
Thumbs up for Ebert
April 6, 2013 Today, we figuratively remove our caps as a salute to film critic Roger Ebert, 70, who died Thursday in an institute where he was being treated for cancer — again. more »»
Net zero? Visit a working example locally
April 5, 2013 This month’s column by home economist James Dulley, published on the HomeFront page Thursday, focused designing and building on a “net-zero” energy house. more »»
Vehicle tax hike may lead to SR 53 widening
April 4, 2013 Seneca County Commissioner Fred Zoeller has proposed enacting a $5 tax on vehicle registrations. more »»
City is taking action to develop riverfront
April 3, 2013 With one Tiffin City Council member abstaining, the president of council cast a tie-breaking vote Monday night. more »»
No fooling: Tax relief a necessity
April 1, 2013 Tax relief for working Ohioans and small businesses would provide an enormous boost to the state’s economy. And, of course, the 20 percent income tax cut proposed by Gov. more »» |
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