The Oberlin News Tribune

Ohio snowless winter good for gov't but not skiing

CLEVE­LAND (AP) — Ohio's rel­a­tive lack of snow so far this sea­son has been a boon to state and local gov­ern­ment agen­cies that are sav­ing money on road salt and work crews, but the state's ski resorts are hurt­ing. The Ohio Depart­ment of Trans­porta­tion says it has used 20,000 tons of road salt in the […]

On 10th anniversary, euro takes blame for economy

PARIS (AP) — Just three years ago, the euro was being praised as the can-do cur­rency that had deliv­ered unprece­dented pros­per­ity in Europe. Now, it's widely derided as a hugely flawed exper­i­ment in the wake of a debt cri­sis that's threat­en­ing its very exis­tence — an uncom­fort­able back­drop as the currency's notes and coins hit […]

'Synthetic' marijuana is problem for US military

SAN DIEGO (AP) — U.S. troops are increas­ingly using an easy-to-get herbal mix called "Spice," which mim­ics a mar­i­juana high, is hard to detect and can bring on hal­lu­ci­na­tions that last for days. The abuse of the drug has so alarmed mil­i­tary offi­cials that they've launched an aggres­sive test­ing pro­gram that this year has led to […]

Memories can be sweet, and sad

It seems that time is quickly pass­ing us by and I can only hope our sum­mer doesn’t. Christ­mas is just a few days away; I haven’t done any shop­ping. I can’t really afford to. Liv­ing on Social Secu­rity is hard. Being laid off has really hurt my finances. I don’t see how peo­ple do it. […]

Changes can be difficult in 2012

Dear Friends, Christ­mas and 2011 are over. The year went by so quickly, my fastest year yet and with it the most changes ever in one year. I may not have liked all the changes but a per­son can­not stop change from hap­pen­ing; that’s life. Look­ing ahead, I have hopes and wishes but I also […]

Documentaries tell it like it is

One of my favorite things about the hol­i­day sea­son is the time to watch a few movies. My wife and I watch a wide vari­ety of movies — save per­haps the action and sci­ence fic­tion films. How­ever, my favorite genre is doc­u­men­taries. Whether I agree or not with the premise of the writer/producer, I almost […]

Rt. 58-20 development in the works

After years of delay, the gears are once again in motion for a com­mer­cial devel­op­ment on the south­west cor­ner of the Rt. 58/Rt. 20 inter­sec­tion. Triad Realty, LLC, of Can­ton, received the go-ahead from the city plan­ning com­mis­sion dur­ing a Dec. 14 meet­ing. The plan sub­mit­ted to the city shows the nearly 10-acre lot being […]

Drivers vs. pedestrians: both keep eyes wide open

pedestrians

Ober­lin fire­fight­ers and para­medics attend to the scene of an acci­dent where two men were hit by a car Tues­day after­noon. Accord­ing to police, Matthew B. Noble, 69, of Ober­lin, was dri­ving east­bound on East Col­lege Street when his vehi­cle left the road­way and struck Danzell Whit­ner, 19, of Garfield Heights, and Mur­ray Robin­son, 18, […]

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