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Excellent reasons to support our local schools
October 18, 2012 In the business world, ROI — return on investment — is a way to evaluate how well an investment is performing. Simply put, it’s a way to measure the bang for the buc. more »»
TU, ’Berg provide boost to economy
October 16, 2012 The two institutions of higher learning in Tiffin continue to be a bright spot for the local economy. more »»
When in doubt, use early balloting
October 15, 2012 In-person early voting for the Nov. 6 election is under way throughout Ohio. It will continue during business hours on weekdays, with some evening hours available, through at least Nov. . more »»
Statistics may lead the way to fewer abortions
October 14, 2012 By any standard, a report that the number of abortions performed in Ohio decreased dramatically last year is good news. Pro-abortion and anti-abortion residents surely can agree on that. more »»
Coaches, athletes scare up funds
October 13, 2012 A tip of the cap goes to Tiffin University track and field coaches Ray Robinson and Jeremy Croy for again organizing a fun fundraiser at the TU Nature Preserve on CR 26. more »»
Why give helping hand to wealthy?
October 12, 2012 Nearly 2,400 Americans with household incomes of $1 million or more a year received unemployment compensation benefits in 2009, according to a report from the Congressional Research Office. more »»
Would toll road deal be a loan against future?
October 11, 2012 A proposal on how to wring money out of the Ohio Turnpike could be announced within 30 days, Gov. John Kasich has said. more »»
Focus should be on one person, one vote
October 10, 2012 The dispute over early voting in Ohio provides reason for disappointment with both sides of the argument. That’s because the feud isn’t over early, in-person voting itself. more »»
Think breast cancer safety
October 8, 2012 Bright yellows, oranges and reds traditionally are thought of as the colors of October. But a new one — pink — has been added to the mix. October is national Breast Cancer Awareness Mont. more »»
Localities should regulate ’net cafes
October 4, 2012 Internet cafes are getting scrutiny from city officials in Tiffin and Fostoria. But let us be clear: Elected leaders aren’t preparing to regulate coffee shops that offer free Wi-Fi. more »»
Maintain focus on ferreting out fraud
October 3, 2012 Of course, the state system used to manage information about public schools throughout Ohio should be improved. more »»
NFL games seeming less than ‘official’
September 26, 2012 Pro football fans who are old enough to remember the 1987 season likely recall there were fewer games that season. more »»
Help our friends in Libya
September 24, 2012 It sometimes is difficult for we Americans to recognize that it takes just a few rotten apples to make the entire barrel seem unsavory. Such may be the case in Libya. There, four U.S. more »»
Embassies must be protected or closed
September 19, 2012 Dispatching Navy vessels armed with cruise missiles to take station off the coast of Libya and sending 50 more Marines to protect the U.S. more »»
Flashing red lights mean stop
September 18, 2012 It’s well past time to alert drivers to watch for stopped — or stopping — school buses and for children walking to or from school. more »»
Better, or just more in debt?
September 17, 2012 Are you better off than you were when President Barack Obama took the oath of office? It is a question the White House will have trouble diverting attention from, as the national debt tops $16... more »»
Heritage Festival balances change, tradition
September 14, 2012 There are some new members, and new leadership, guiding the Tiffin Seneca County Heritage Festival; there are some longtime members, as well. more »»
Heritage Festival balances change, tradition
September 14, 2012 There are some new members, and new leadership, guiding the Tiffin Seneca County Heritage Festival; there are some longtime members, as well. more »»
Leaders deal with pension changes
September 13, 2012 A legislative package meant to keep Ohio’s five public employee pension funds solvent has been passed by state lawmakers and awaits the governor’s signature. Gov. more »» |
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