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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 »»
Locals contribute to verdict
July 5, 2012 The Jerry Sandusky case, and all that agony that has come with it, represents a major triumph for law enforcement in its successful execution of ridding the streets of a serial pedophile. more »»
Philosophy of liberty remains
July 4, 2012 We Americans are not unlike people in many countries in annually celebrating the birth of our nation. more »»
Repeal health care reform
July 3, 2012 Most of President Barack Obama’s signature accomplishment, the national health care law, is constitutional, the Supreme Court has ruled. That does not make the mandate right, however. more »»
Budget season largely yawner
July 2, 2012 The most remarkable thing about the just-passed state budget might be how unremarkable it is. more »»
Criminals don’t deserve public pensions
July 1, 2012 Pennsylvanians can add pension rules to the list of things needing a second look in the wake of the Jerry Sandusky child sexual abuse cas. more »»
Care with fireworks critical
June 29, 2012 When one thinks about injuries from fireworks, thoughts immediately go to children — and rightfully so. more »»
Protect children online
June 28, 2012 Many states have laws intended to limit predators’ ability to use the Internet to victimize children. Indiana’s has the American Civil Liberties Union upset. more »»
What is Obama keeping secret?
June 27, 2012 When sensitive information regards White House involvement in killing alleged terrorists overseas, President Barack Obama seems to have little concern about it being made public. more »»
Allow experts to testify
June 26, 2012 Pennsylvanians sitting on juries soon might have access to expert witnesses who can help them understand the factors that influence how a sexual assault victim responds after being attacked. more »»
What is Obama keeping secret?
June 26, 2012 When sensitive information regards White House involvement in killing alleged terrorists overseas, President Barack Obama seems to have little concern about it being made public. more »» 
Abuse scandal far from over
June 24, 2012 Jerry Sandusky’s trial is over, but the saga of this horrific scandal that has rocked the Penn State community for months is far from complete. more »»
Senate vote zaps coal plants
June 22, 2012 Coal-fired power plants and the relative cheap electricity they provide soon might be endangered — but unprotected — species after a Senate vote this week. more »»
Speed of trial surprising
June 21, 2012 After the quick jury selection and rapid presentation of testimony, it will be interesting to see if the jurors in the Jerry Sandusky case also complete their deliberations at Mach spee. more »»
Protect people’s freedom
June 19, 2012 The “Fortnight to Freedom” protest is being organized by Roman Catholic Church officials and members. But it is about more than Catholicism and more than religion of any variet. more »»
Cloud will hang over case
June 17, 2012 Regardless of the outcome of the Jerry Sandusky child sex abuse case, one thing is clear: There will be no normalcy for any of those involved when this trial ends in Centre County Court. more »»
Imler worthy choice
June 15, 2012 Our community has been blessed with generations of outstanding business leadership, evidenced by the many success stories in the area and the numerous nonprofit organizations that have benefited fro... more »»
Ruling marks victory
June 14, 2012 A state appellate court ruling is a win for open government and common sense regarding requests for open records. more »»
Attacks on coal costly
June 13, 2012 They may have been high-fiving each other in the White House the other day, after a report indicating the smallest percentage of the nation’s energy in nearly 40 years was generated from coal in... more »» |
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