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Pennsylvania already has a love-hate relationship with Marcellus Shale gas drilling. (Today)
Any Pennsylvania group that has an award for outstanding civic achievement should consider Amanda E. Holt for a prize. (Today)
American women in uniform have been fighting and dying for their country for years in Iraq and Afghanistan. (Today)
Previous Editorials
- Occupy Pgh., RIP: The tent dwellers failed to connect with real folks (Yesterday)
- A ban overturned: Gay marriage advances on two fronts (Yesterday)
- Asides (Yesterday)
- Balancing act: Mixing history and progress in the Strip District (02/11/2012)
- Obama tunes: The campaign tracks an eclectic playlist (02/11/2012)
- Keep looking: Fitzgerald needs a strong choice for public defender (02/10/2012)
- Hold your fire: The U.S. military has no place in the Arab Spring (02/10/2012)
- Artful Pittsburgh: A town meeting to appreciate our cultural gifts (02/10/2012)
- Lost opportunity: Corbett's choices will hurt Pennsylvanians (02/09/2012)
- Santorum the spoiler: Just as Romney looked set, the ex-senator revives (02/09/2012)
- Ground this idea: A legislative effort to save the 911th is absurd (02/09/2012)
- A loss for words: There's only one for DeWeese this time -- guilty (02/08/2012)
- Relax, Karl: Please repeat -- It's only a car ad, it's only a car ad (02/08/2012)
- Syria's carnage: Outside forces must press to end the violence (02/08/2012)
- Start the engines: A military argument is needed to save the 911th (02/07/2012)
- Healthy color: PPG should go the extra step on lead-based paint (02/07/2012)
- Nobel dynamite: The committee must defend its peace honorees (02/07/2012)
- Real-time courts: A rules panel would send Pa. to the dark ages (02/06/2012)
- Test of leadership: America can erase its deficits, if it stays the course (02/06/2012)
- Soul man: Cornelius' show got young people on their feet (02/06/2012)
- Race to the bottom: After its reversal, Komen has something to prove (02/05/2012)
- Good jobs news: Finally, an encouraging employment report (02/05/2012)
- Asides (02/05/2012)
- The bet paid off: Pennsylvania's legalized gambling is far from a bust (02/04/2012)
- Dis-union: Africa's nations fail to agree on a common leader (02/04/2012)
- Equitable compromise: Faith-based employees deserve the same coverage (02/03/2012)
- Afghan shift: The U.S. is right to curtail combat earlier (02/03/2012)
- Humane re-test: DPW proposes a better food-stamp standard (02/03/2012)
- A battle won: But Romney has yet to win the bloodier war (02/02/2012)
- Weighting game: County executive employees should inspect scales (02/02/2012)
- Wish you were here: Pennsylvania could generate more tourism jobs (02/02/2012)
- Extend the benefits: The state House must not hold the jobless hostage (02/01/2012)
- Test of faith: Legislators fail at separating church and state (02/01/2012)
- Close the loophole: GI Bill aid should be counted as education dollars (02/01/2012)
- Guns, now butter: The Pentagon owes Americans real budget cuts (01/31/2012)
- Seas of asphalt: Closed park-n-rides mean fast-filling garages (01/31/2012)
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John Robinson Block,
Publisher, Editor-in-Chief
Tom Waseleski,
Editorial Page Editor
Reg Henry,
Deputy Editorial Page Editor
Susan Mannella,
Associate Editor
Tony Norman,
Associate Editor
Dan Simpson,
Associate Editor
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