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Backdating stock options sounds to most people like an arcane, boring corporate boardroom issue. But when the resignation of a CEO is announced as federal officials are ...
October 18, 2006 Our Opinion
A child killer is loose again: A new study shows that whooping cough is on the march, especially in states that make it easy for parents to reject vaccination. Californi...
October 17, 2006 Our Opinion
Members of the Pennsylvania General Assembly reportedly are "chomping at the bit to get something done" in these final days before the Nov. 7 general election. They shou...
October 17, 2006 Our Opinion
The first roving patrol by the new North Hills Regional Vehicle Inspection Team produced a troubling finding that confirmed the need for this initiative. Of the 66 traff...
October 16, 2006 Our Opinion
County officials continue to disagree on what expenses should be used to determine the total cost of the new-prison project. It's incredible that so far into the project...
October 14, 2006 Our Opinion
The Butler County Prison Board received a morsel of good news Tuesday when it was told that a two-month construction delay on the new prison had been reduced by one week...
October 13, 2006 Our Opinion
Voters are already cynical about politicians, particularly those at the state and national levels. In Pennsylvania, the infamous pay-raise vote of 2005 motivated voters ...
October 12, 2006 Our Opinion
The Pennsylvania Capitol's 100th birthday is today. What President Theodore Roosevelt declared "the handsomest state capitol I have ever seen" when he attended its dedic...
October 11, 2006 Our Opinion
Officials of the Seneca Valley School District are correct in their ongoing comprehensive study of security involving district facilities. They also are correct in their...
October 10, 2006 Our Opinion
Whether or not it's an election-driven suggestion to portray himself as a reformer, Gov. Ed Rendell is suggesting that he now supports term limits for state lawmakers. I...
October 09, 2006 Our Opinion
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