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Free trade agenda creates dire farmer situation
April 1, 2012 By BRENDA COCHRAN Thank you for Alyssa Murphy’s article (“Dairy herd dwindle,” March 12, issue) which was insightful and deserving of its prominent place on the front page of the paper. more »»
Public schools can do more with less – if we let them
March 25, 2012 By THOMAS J. GENTZEL and MATTHEW J. BROULLIETTE As families across Pennsylvania try to figure out how to do more with less in this difficult economy, our local public schools must also do the sam. more »»
How smart are Democrats?
March 18, 2012 I feel sorry for Liberals and try to avoid them so as to not catch their disease. They tend to give up their own liberties much too easily and too often. more »»
Downtown Williamsport, tiny Clarkstown, and a sense of commnity
March 4, 2012 By ARTHUR STERNGOLD For the past month, a rumor has been spreading that the Lowe's Market and Ben Franklin stores are closing in Clarkstown, an unincorporated village by Muncy. more »»
Did jury blunder in verdict against Feese?
February 26, 2012 By REV. ROB McKENZIE Do juries ever make mistakes? In some people’s minds, whatever verdict the jury comes to settles the issue forever. more »»
An assessment of the Feese trial
February 19, 2012 By Rob McKenzie It is my contention that the jury failed in their verdict against Brett Feese. What makes this an issue for me goes beyond the fact that Brett is a friend of mine. more »»
Did coalition, researchers overstate natural gas benefits?
February 14, 2012 By ARTHUR STERNGOLD Much of what we have learned about the prospects for natural gas drilling in Pennsylvania has come from the Marcellus Shale Coalition (MSC), which represents the natural gas... more »»
Public right to know under assault in Pennsylvania
April 26, 2011 By BERNARD A. ORAVEC Sun-Gazette Publisher A new attempt is being made in Harrisburg in the name of cost savings, to limit the Public's Right to Know laws. more »» 
It’s time to stop using state workers as political pawns
August 4, 2009 It is clear that the governor’s attempt to use state workers as pawns has failed. We are now five weeks past the budget deadline with little movement on either side to enact a balanced budget. more »» |
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