The Oberlin News Tribune

US military raid in Somalia frees American, Dane

MOGADISHU, Soma­lia (AP) — U.S. Navy SEALs para­chuted into Soma­lia under cover of dark­ness early Wednes­day and crept up to an out­door camp where an Amer­i­can woman and Dan­ish man were being held hostage. Soon, nine kid­nap­pers were dead and both hostages were freed. Pres­i­dent Barack Obama autho­rized the mis­sion by SEAL Team 6 two days […]

School lunches to have more veggies, whole grains

ALEXAN­DRIA, Va. (AP) — The first major nutri­tional over­haul of school meals in more than 15 years means most offer­ings — includ­ing the always pop­u­lar pizza — will come with less sodium, more whole grains and a wider selec­tion of fruits and veg­eta­bles on the side. First lady Michelle Obama and Agri­cul­ture Sec­re­tary Tom Vil­sack announced […]

Sheila Mae Williams

Sheila Mae Williams, 73, of Ober­lin, died sud­denly on Sun­day, Jan. 22, 2012, at the Cleve­land Clinic. She grew up in the foothills below Chill­i­cothe, Ohio, in south­ern Ohio and grad­u­ated from Hunt­ing­ton High School near Waverly. She worked for many years as a home care­giver and was a lov­ing com­pan­ion to her mother and […]

Oberlin College frosh deliver on pact to win title

It’s been 45 years now since two fresh­men Ober­lin Col­lege room­mates put a pledge in writ­ing that before they grad­u­ated they would win the Ohio Ath­letic Con­fer­ence cham­pi­onship. Three years later they deliv­ered on the promise and pulled the school and city into a fer­vor. The story of the two con­fi­dent fresh­man, and the wild […]

Phoenix try for 4th straight win Friday night

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After a slow start to the sea­son, the Phoenix var­sity boys bas­ket­ball team is rid­ing high after win­ning their third straight game in 2012 with a 60-33 thrash­ing of Clearview Fri­day night. Ober­lin was led by big games from Jason Moore and Trevon Tucker who each scored 16 points. “The cur­rent three-game streak is due to […]

Winter is time to worry about flu

Board cer­ti­fied in Inter­nal Med­i­cine, Dr. Saima Iqbal is ded­i­cated to pro­vid­ing indi­vid­u­al­ized patient care to opti­mize health main­te­nance and dis­ease pre­ven­tion. She believes in being a patient advo­cate and an inte­gral part of the com­mu­nity.   • My New Year’s res­o­lu­tion is to lose weight. What tips can you offer to help me lose […]

Fire chief nixes investigation of paranormal

If there are any ghosts in the old Green Acres build­ing, their voices won’t be heard, at least for now. Oak­land Para­nor­mal — a para­nor­mal research group from Auburn Hills, Mich. — was sched­uled to inves­ti­gate the old Green Acres build­ings this past Sat­ur­day night after hear­ing reports of pos­si­ble para­nor­mal activ­ity tak­ing place in the […]

It's true; Oberlin is kind to strangers

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In June of 2010 a cou­ple came through Ober­lin as part of a trip through the United States film­ing a doc­u­men­tary explor­ing just how far peo­ple would go to show kind­ness to strangers. Now, the two need a lit­tle more kind­ness from strangers to con­tinue the project. The film, “Amer­i­can Bear: An Adven­ture In The […]

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