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AAA: Ohio gas costs 11 cents more than last week

COLUM­BUS, Ohio (AP) — Ohio gaso­line prices con­tinue to zigzag with oil prices, as mar­kets remain uncer­tain about the econ­omy. The state's gas prices have risen in the last week, con­tin­u­ing this month's ups and downs at the pump. Monday's sur­vey from auto club AAA, the Oil Price Infor­ma­tion Ser­vice and Wright Express puts the statewide […]

Power restoration in snowy East could take days

A jack-o'-lantern is covered with snow during a storm, Sunday Oct. 30, 2011, in Freeport, Maine.

HART­FORD, Conn. (AP) — Thou­sands of school­child­ren around the North­east woke up to pow­er­less homes and one of the ear­li­est snow days in mem­ory Mon­day after a storm dumped as much as 30 inches of wet, heavy snow that snapped trees and elec­tric­ity lines and threat­ened to dis­rupt Hal­loween trick-or-treating. Com­mu­ni­ties from Mary­land to Maine […]

Many '7 billionth' babies celebrated worldwide

MANILA, Philip­pines (AP) — She came into the world at two min­utes before mid­night, a tiny, wrin­kled girl born into a strug­gling Manila fam­ily. On Mon­day, she became a sym­bol of the world's pop­u­la­tion reach­ing 7 bil­lion peo­ple and all the wor­ries that entails for the planet's future. Dan­ica May Cama­cho, born in a crowded […]

Sandra L. Kumler

San­dra L. Kum­ler (nee Twin­ing), 54, of West­lake and for­merly from Ober­lin, died Mon­day, Oct. 24, 2011 after a six-year bat­tle with a rare form of can­cer. Sandy was a 1975 Ober­lin High School grad­u­ate and attended LCCC and TriC Com­mu­nity Col­leges. She began her retail career with Sears Mid­way Mall in Elyria in 1974 […]

Gasholder project could start as early as next week

After 13 years of talk, con­struc­tion on the Ober­lin Under­ground Rail­road Cen­ter is ready to begin. Fri­day evening, city coun­cil passed an ordi­nance accept­ing the bid of R.W. Clark Com­pany Inc. for the exte­rior ren­o­va­tion of the Gash­older Build­ing, the first stage of the con­struc­tion. “There’s a huge sense of relief that we’re mov­ing for­ward. It’s […]

Independence ends Phoenix season

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The Phoenix boys var­sity soc­cer team lost to Inde­pen­dence 1-0 Tues­day night, in the dis­trict semi-final, at Ober­lin High School. The loss ended the Phoenix sea­son with a record of 12-3-3. It was a busy few days for the team. Sat­ur­day after­noon, Ober­lin defeated Villa Angela-St. Joseph 5-0 to win the sec­tional tour­na­ment and earn […]

Couple experience life where being scared is serious business

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For many in the United States, Hal­loween is a time to dress up, eat candy, and have fun. Fun is some­thing — accord­ing to Jay and Fern Inger­soll, of Ober­lin — the peo­ple of Thai­land would never con­sider hav­ing when it comes to the world of spir­its. “No, they don’t have Hal­loween. It’s too serious […]

Ohio city to tap methane to power treatment plant

AKRON, Ohio (AP) — A north­east Ohio city will use methane gas from its closed land­fill to pro­duce elec­tric­ity for an adja­cent sewage treat­ment plant. Akron announced the agree­ment Thurs­day with Hull & Asso­ciates of Colum­bus. The com­pany will pay to install elec­tric gen­er­a­tion equip­ment and will sell power to the city at dis­counted rates. The […]

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