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Practice water safety
August 1, 2012 Sunday’s drownings at Raystown Lake highlight an important facet of boating safety. Wear your personal flotation device when boating or swimming in deep water. more »»
Closed doors block transparency
July 29, 2012 For all of the talk about more transparency at Penn State, having the Board of Trustees meet behind closed doors on Wednesday to discuss the NCAA’s sanctions speaks volumes. more »»
Balance of tragic coverage
July 27, 2012 The media walks a fine line when it comes to covering horrific crimes, such as the Colorado theater shooting, and avoiding giving suspects the attention they crave. more »»
Tighten oversight of schools
July 25, 2012 It makes no sense for the federal government to ban a U.S. citizen from taking a commercial airline flight because of terrorism fears but allow that same person to learn how to fly a commercial plane. more »»
Changes for better
July 25, 2012 The City of Altoona has finally woken up to the array of issues that surround the political world, by electing John McGinnis as the Republican nominee for the Pennsylvania General Assembly of the... more »»
At PSU, let darkest hour precede dawn
July 24, 2012 July 23, 2012 will go down as the darkest day in Penn State athletics and the storied history of Pennsylvania sports. more »»
Penn State’s ‘stark wake-up call’ more like whiplash
July 24, 2012 In announcing devastating sanctions against Penn State early Monday morning, NCAA President Mark Emmert praised the cooperation of PSU President Rodney Erickson and Karen Peetz, the new chairman of... more »»
Corbett’s acts appropriate
July 22, 2012 Critics who are dogging Tom Corbett for his handling of the Jerry Sandusky child sex abuse scandal are barking up the wrong tree. more »»
Man’s actions heroic
July 20, 2012 There are few acts more courageous than entering a burning building to make sure everyone gets out aliv. more »»
Man’s actions heroic
July 20, 2012 There are few acts more courageous than entering a burning building to make sure everyone gets out aliv. more »»
Obama bleeding donors
July 19, 2012 President Barack Obama told supporters last month that he is concerned he may be the first sitting president to be unable to raise enough campaign funding to outspend his rival. more »»
Obama, IRS need to disclose
July 18, 2012 Now that it is official that the national health care law involves a gigantic new tax, the Internal Revenue Service must prepare to collect it. more »»
Obama growing fed jobs
July 17, 2012 During a campaign swing through Ohio earlier this month, President Barack Obama insisted June unemployment figures were “a step in the right direction. more »»
Outside police could be sign
July 15, 2012 If Penn State wants to send a dramatic message that it’s changing its culture in the wake of the Jerry Sandusky child sex abuse scandal, hiring an outside department, ideally state police, to take... more »»
Leaders fail PSU, Sandusky victims
July 13, 2012 Penn State’s recent “leadership” ensures the university will provide teachable moments for generations to come — unfortunately it will be for all of the wrong reasons. more »»
Obama flushing millions
July 12, 2012 Flushing taxpayers’ money down the “green” toilet in Washington has become a habit for President Barack Obama’s administration. more »»
Guard pay scale puzzling
July 11, 2012 “Citizen soldiers” in the National Guard and ready Reserve are critical to our security. more »»
Probe troubles with F-22
July 10, 2012 In April 2008, some pilots flying the Air Force’s vaunted F-22 Raptor began reporting trouble breathing while in the air. more »»
P3s can help keep PA moving
July 8, 2012 Public-private partnerships, commonly called P3s, won’t fill all of Pennsylvania’s growing transportation deficit, but they do provide the state with another valuable tool to help finance some... more »»
Google glasses a worry
July 6, 2012 In an era in which we need laws to discourage people from texting and driving, Google’s plan to sell Internet-connected glasses throws up red flags. more »» |
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