City council should be ashamed of themselves. They are not charging anyone with a crime and giving them a day in court. Instead they are using speeders to make money. Council should be serving the public, not squeezing the public's wallets.
Good to see a foreign company moving in on the local pipe producers. Taking their business and forcing them to shut down. And as always, local officials are oblivious to the damage being done by this multinational corporation.
Bad news for the area. This firm that bought RG is another firm like Romney's firm that buys up companies and sells them for parts. They make millions, we loose.
the reason there was little recovery was that the Republicans took control and gave the one billion dollars in State support for jobs recovery over to a secret private group. Now they are passing a special law to keep the taxpayers from ever finding out where the money was spent. To top that off, Kasich refused a billion in spending from the Feds for a high speed railroad between Cleveland, Columbus, and Cincinnatti.
How much tax dollars were spent on this scam? Why didn't this article point out the millions of dollars wasted? How about the lie about the thousands of jobs? I have not heard of anyone being hired on a permanent basis for the gas business. Mostly out of state workers. Then we hear that Rep. Ryan is trying to get the gas that is found sold overseas. What a scam.
Talk about political pay back from public funds. This has to be one of the biggest transfers of public funds to private friends of the governor in the history of the State of Ohio. Passing a special law to keep the funds the State collects from liquor sales from being audited is unbelievable. Corruption legalized. Shame on the Republicans in Columbus.
Of course it damaged the water supply. Pumping poisons into the ground to force out gas is bound to do that. The sad thing is that the Ohio Department of Natural Resources let a fracking company put a well a very short distance from the main water supply for Mahoning County, including all of Youngstown. Republicans always sell us out.
It's time our representatives passed laws that require that all of the oil and gas taken from out land be used in the US. The foreign owned companies that are taking all the profits are also wanting to sell most of it out of the country. Fifty years from now we will be without heat due to their greed and the incompetence of our government representatives.
Traffic cameras will be in school zones by the fall semester
City council should be ashamed of themselves. They are not charging anyone with a crime and giving them a day in court. Instead they are using speeders to make money. Council should be serving the public, not squeezing the public's wallets.
June 18, 2013 at 6:50 a.m. permalink suggest removal
Vallourec will dedicate new mill today
Good to see a foreign company moving in on the local pipe producers. Taking their business and forcing them to shut down. And as always, local officials are oblivious to the damage being done by this multinational corporation.
June 12, 2013 at 7:45 p.m. permalink suggest removal
Hilco Trading buys steelmaking assets at former RG mill in Warren
Bad news for the area. This firm that bought RG is another firm like Romney's firm that buys up companies and sells them for parts. They make millions, we loose.
June 4, 2013 at 7:53 a.m. permalink suggest removal
Youngstown and YSU to seek $250,000 federal grant for study
Whose cousin gets all these study contracts?
June 4, 2013 at 7:51 a.m. permalink suggest removal
Columbus props up Ohio’s jobs recovery
the reason there was little recovery was that the Republicans took control and gave the one billion dollars in State support for jobs recovery over to a secret private group. Now they are passing a special law to keep the taxpayers from ever finding out where the money was spent. To top that off, Kasich refused a billion in spending from the Feds for a high speed railroad between Cleveland, Columbus, and Cincinnatti.
June 3, 2013 at 8:46 a.m. permalink suggest removal
Utica Shale results not a big as expected
How much tax dollars were spent on this scam? Why didn't this article point out the millions of dollars wasted? How about the lie about the thousands of jobs? I have not heard of anyone being hired on a permanent basis for the gas business. Mostly out of state workers. Then we hear that Rep. Ryan is trying to get the gas that is found sold overseas. What a scam.
June 1, 2013 at 6:48 a.m. permalink suggest removal
Ohio bill shielding liquor deal money heads to governor
Talk about political pay back from public funds. This has to be one of the biggest transfers of public funds to private friends of the governor in the history of the State of Ohio. Passing a special law to keep the funds the State collects from liquor sales from being audited is unbelievable. Corruption legalized. Shame on the Republicans in Columbus.
May 31, 2013 at 7:07 a.m. permalink suggest removal
Proposed OVI law change not an easy sell
Or just ban bars and parties. That is what having a limit of .05 really is doing: making drinking a thing that people can only do alone at home.
May 30, 2013 at 7:27 a.m. permalink suggest removal
Paper: Drilling damaged water supplies in Pa.
Of course it damaged the water supply. Pumping poisons into the ground to force out gas is bound to do that. The sad thing is that the Ohio Department of Natural Resources let a fracking company put a well a very short distance from the main water supply for Mahoning County, including all of Youngstown. Republicans always sell us out.
May 20, 2013 at 9:23 a.m. permalink suggest removal
ODNR chief: Shale data for 2012 show ‘onset of a new boom’
It's time our representatives passed laws that require that all of the oil and gas taken from out land be used in the US. The foreign owned companies that are taking all the profits are also wanting to sell most of it out of the country. Fifty years from now we will be without heat due to their greed and the incompetence of our government representatives.
May 17, 2013 at 6:23 a.m. permalink suggest removal