Editorials
State cuts don't mean world's end
We have often used this space to propose that Pennsylvania get out of the liquor business. All indications are that that is not likely to happen anytime soon or even in our lifetime. But the state is getting out of all sorts of other business, now that it finds itself about $3 billion in the hole.
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Embrace reality in teacher talks
When youngsters head back to school late next month, there's the potential for thousands of them to have no idea when their school years will end.
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  • Another tragic tale
  • Another fair season begins in Greene Co.
  • Some willing to pay for a cleaner world
  • Maybe Argentina needs a governor
  • Driven to drink in Pennsylvania
  • High-stakes gambling
  • Measured response beats gun bursts
  • The surveyor scam
  • Spending records should be public
  • Perhaps it's time for table games
  • Our capital high jinks pale beside Albany
  • An editor's dilemma
  • Safety should be top consideration
  • A hard regime to defame
  • State faces hard choices on budget
  • The fly swatter in chief




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