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Although they are pessimistic about the result, Saxonburg officials were correct in seeking additional funding from the Pennsylvania Infrastructure Investment Authority ...
October 08, 2005 Our Opinion
A lawsuit has been filed in federal district court to force Pennsylvania lawmakers to obey the law. The lawsuit, filed Thursday morning, focuses on several issues, inclu...
October 07, 2005 Our Opinion
The bad news coming out of Detroit this week was not unexpected, but it clearly defines the serious challenges facing U.S. automakers. September sales for GM and Ford we...
October 06, 2005 Our Opinion
The Butler County commissioners must have better rules, guidelines and understandings in place for the new-prison project than what has surfaced about the new 911 commun...
October 05, 2005 Our Opinion
The concern of West Wayne Street area residents about connecting that street with Hansen Avenue is understandable. Vehicle traffic would increase markedly in the Island ...
October 04, 2005 Our Opinion
A week ago, about 1,500 protesters gathered in Harrisburg to vent their anger over the pay-raise vote taken at 2 a.m. on July 7. But when the pay-raise protesters arrive...
October 03, 2005 Our Opinion
It's understandable that some people might not be quick to praise juvenile offenders who participated in this year's Summer Community Service Project. After all, program...
October 01, 2005 Our Opinion
As expected, House Speaker John Perzel, R-Philadelphia, has moved to bury two bills designed to repeal the controversial legislative pay raise. Perzel could have sent th...
October 01, 2005 Our Opinion
People who traveled to Butler's Days Inn Tuesday to try out touch-screen voting machines performed an important service for other voters throughout the county. Their opi...
October 01, 2005 Our Opinion
Oct. 7 will mark three months since Pennsylvania's lawmakers, in a 2 a.m. vote without debate or notice, increased their salaries by 16 percent to 34 percent. The minimu...
September 30, 2005 Our Opinion
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