The already complicated process of deciding the future growth of Butler Memorial Hospital became more complicated with the recent announcement of a planned outpatient su...
The collapse of the Cleveland Street retaining wall during heavy rains last Sunday evening added another entry to the city's troubling list of deterioration.
But what fo...
Should Gov. Ed Rendell try to save taxpayers' money when it comes to purchasing goods and services for Pennsylvania? Most voters would say, yes.
Should Gov. Rendell save...
It's understandable that city leaders don't relish the prospect of losing tax revenue from two businesses targeted for relocation to Butler Township as part of the West ...
General Assembly should end medical malpractice inaction
The battle between Pennsylvania's doctors and lawyers over who is to blame for ever-higher medical malpractice ...
The issue of whether a new Butler Memorial Hospital should be built or whether the current hospital should be renovated and enlarged has understandably triggered various...
Presumably Pennsylvania has the environmental smarts to avoid a situation like the now-closed Fresh Kills landfill on New York's Staten Island, which is regarded as an e...
Butler City Council shouldn't opt for an amnesty plan for collecting past-due business-privilege taxes. Instead of waiving interest and penalties, the council should sch...
To the people working for US Airways, it has to feel like death by a thousand cuts. With the departure of CEO David Siegel early this week, public attention again has be...
Now that Gov. Ed Rendell has announced a $1.86 million grant for the renovation of Pullman Park, businesses, organizations and residents must begin to assess how the cit...
