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Opinion

Our opinion: Remain proactive on medication

Our Opinion

State Rep. Kathy Rapp wants the commonwealth to be proactive rather than reactive in its approval of opioid overdose reversal drugs. We agree. In 2014, the state Legislature enacted Act 139 which allowed law enforcement agencies, fire departments, and fire companies to give naloxone when ...

Readers Speak

Letters To Editor

Informational gala Dear Editor, On behalf of the Program Sub-Committee of the Warren County Democratic Committee, I would like to thank and express my appreciation to all people who attended and supported the Grassroots Gathering and Grill on July 27. It was a tremendous success due to the ...

Kinzua Youth Center promotes competition

Local Commentaries

By DENNIS A. JOHNSON The world’s elite athletes recently finished competition at the Olympic games in Paris. They came from all over the globe, attempting to go home with a gold, silver, or bronze medal or at the very least a personal best performance. Watching the games one might ask, ...

Our opinion: Campaign drama in full swing

Our Opinion

The 2024 presidential campaign has had more than its share of drama, but it doesn’t hold a candle to what went down in 1968. That was the election where President Lyndon Johnson withdrew from the race, Robert F. Kennedy was assassinated on the campaign trail, and rioting happened in the ...

Some fun facts

Local Commentaries

“It may be well to remind the housewife that the Pure Food Laws of this nation do not guarantee the purity of food products. All they vouch for is that the food complies with the label outside.” I found this little tidbit in a book that I purchased about old-time brand-names. This book ...

Our opinion: A fair menu with food trucks

Our Opinion

We recently opined that the city of Warren is doing the right thing in creating a food truck ordinance in the wake of criticism from a Warren-based food truck that found it easier to operate in New York state than in Warren County – harsh criticism indeed for anyone who knows the difference ...