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  12/08 Opinion: MTA on smoking ban
  11/08 Political 'change' coming
  11/08 Economic turmoil: what effect?
  10/08 Staples: Keep options open
  09/08 Wiggers: Be part of the conversation
  09/08 Continue to work with DOJ
  09/08 Owners must be politically engaged
  08/08 Machines, laws, rules need updates
  07/08 Staples' post-election observations
  07/08 Peterson: 'The work begins now'
  04/08 Intra-industry groups needed
  04/08 Time to honor the deal
  04/08 Staples: Political blind spots
  02/08 Hospitality business ok...for now
  02/06: Debate on ‘21’ drinking age
  01/08 End over-serving
  12/07 HB616 deserves a chance to work
  12/07 Taverns play central role in economy
  11/07 Local associations vital
  11/07 Staples off the wall
  10/07 Good times warrent caution
  09/07 Cabaret law needs tweaks
  09/07 AG cites enforcement improvements
  08/07 Immigration 'reform'
  07/07 Labor scarcity brings changes
  06/07 Are tips wages or gifts
  05/07 Time to end term limits
  05/07 Goodbye to...civility
  04/07 GCD did what was required
  02/07 Go after the adults
  02/07 First, get it right
  02/07 Include all in debate
  01/07 Opinion:Cole Boehler
  12/06 Sen. Joe Tropila
  11/06 Thanks to voters, candidates
  11/06 It's not about money
  11/06 Where are the antis?
  12/06 Govenor speaks out
  10/06 Political bashing unfair
  10/06 A study for every point of view
  09/06 Atty. Gen. on youth drinking
  08/06 Tinkering hurts business
  08/06 Internet gambling heating up
  08/06 Drink Responsibly. Drive Responsibly.
  07/06 Campaign sleaze
  07/06 Elementary lessons
  04/06: Huntington on tech upgrades
  04/06: Great party
  02/06: The individual and government
  02/06: National schizophrenia
  05/08 Casino security is technolohy topic
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