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Opinion

Keeping Ohio’s elections safe

Editorials

Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose has been working steadily to provide guidance meant to increase security for our elections. He has so far provided six security directives to county boards of elections. Most recently was a set of requirements to configure networks, firewalls, ...

Finding Ohio’s lost children

Editorials

Government work groups and task forces don’t always come up with effective solutions (ask the Ohio Redistricting Commission), but the Ohio Missing Persons Working Group appears to have come up with some solid ideas to improve missing persons investigations in the state. In fact, according ...

Driving practice makes perfect

Editorials

As has always been the case, young drivers need not just lots of practice, but lots of guidance from experienced drivers (parents and guardians) before they get their driver’s licenses and hit the road on their own. One would think that would go without saying, but Ohio officials are ...

Ohio getting too restrictive?

Editorials

Sometimes legislative proposals sound great on the surface — after all, the people who come up with names such as the “Ohio Property Protection Act” are hoping to persuade others to vote for it. But a deeper dive brings up serious questions. Ohio House Bill 1 and Senate Bill 88 are ...

National Cancer Survivor Day

Letters to the Editor

To the editor: Today, Sunday, June 1st, has been declared National Cancer Survivor Day. Today is a day to recognize and honor cancer survivors. Today is a day to celebrate life! To celebrate National Cancer Survivor Day, Trinity Health System and Tony Teramana Cancer Center will be ...

MAGA is doing Christianity wrong

Letters to the Editor

To the editor: JD Vance recently visited Rome. Initially, his hopes for a papal audience were rebuffed, but then-Pope Francis apparently acquiesced so he could expend a few of his precious remaining moments telling Vance to be a better Catholic. With his literal dying breaths, Francis wrote an ...