Saturday | The Advocate
Like fireworks, our good acts burst forth and light up dark spots
Since moving to Harbor Hills almost six years ago, it's become an annual tradition.
[OH] "RETIRED" Detective Earl can't have guns, AGAIN
Under the terms of the order, Earl must stay 500 feet away from Glass, and he isn't permitted to possess a firearm... I had to delete what I wanted to say here.
Brown Relation Speaks At Cabin
Sporadic heavy rain chased some John Brown Jamboree attendees under the green canopies of shade trees Saturday morning in John Brown Memorial Park.
Books: 'American Passage: The History of Ellis Island'
By Vincent J. Cannato Ghosts walk at many a particularly evocative American historic site -- Antietam, Little Big Horn, the Lincoln Memorial, Little Rock, ground zero.
Continue reading "Ruth Aschaffenburg has built her Oberlin store into a true bead paradise"
What: A clothing and accessories boutique that is a regional draw for its huge selection of beads and jewelry-making supplies.
He's got rhythm and all that jazz
It's a surprisingly clear and beautiful Sunday afternoon in the rural hamlet of Painesville.
Man dies after deer knocks him off bike, into oncoming traffic
An Elyria man was killed Saturday after he was knocked from his motorcycle by a deer and then run over by an SUV.
Oberlin & Wellington notebook: June 17, 2009
Oberlin summer concertsE.T. King kicked off Oberlin's 17th Annual Summer Concert Series last Friday.
To celebrate, the American Civil Liberties Union of Ohio is raising a fuss over a law that would allow teachers - not school boards - to decide whether to lead students in the recitation of the Pledge of Allegiance.
Americaa s Switzer Performance takes on the Porsche 911 GT2
The GT2 in standard trim produces 520hp but Switzera s version produces up to 800hp Oberlin, Ohio isna t the likely site for a company specializing in high-output power upgrades for German exotics like the Porsche 911, but the state is home to Switzer Performance Innovations , a company churning out mega horsepower cars.
Oberlin & Wellington notebook: June 10, 2009
The summer Main Street Wellington's 2009 concert series begins this Sunday when the Wellington High School Jazz Band takes the stand.
Oberlin & Wellington blotter: June 10, 2009
A group of seven heavy metal bands won't be invited back to Wellington Village Hall gymnasium following a rowdy incident on May 29, said Wellington Police Chief Steve Rollins.
Ohio Turnpike to let drivers pay tolls with credit, debit cards
Drivers travelling on the Ohio Turnpike will soon have the option to pay with a debit or credit card.
Oberlin Public Schools and the Pledge of Allegiance
The public school system of Oberlin, Ohio, is a little unusual in that a recitation of the Pledge of Allegiance has not been an official part of the school day or even of school board meetings.
Oberlin students told to hold on to their heritage
As 84 eager teens waited to graduate at Finney Chapel, Superintendent Geoffrey Andrews urged them to hold onto the heritage of being from Oberlin.
Angel Roman was wanted in Lorain County and Palm Beach, Florida.
The Northern Ohio Violent Fugitive Task Force apprehended violent fugitive Angel "Mikey" Roman in Puerto Rico after six long years on the run.
Teach an old dog new tricks, dress him up or treat him to a snack Sunday when the Lorain County Metro Parks Vermilion River Reservation holds its inaugural Dog Dayz.
Ohio district keeps pledge out of schools
An Ohio school district has decided to keep its policy of not having students say the Pledge of Allegiance during the school day.
Wellington & Oberlin notebook: May 27, 2009
Oberlin's Garden of the Week competition is back once again thanks to bed-tax dollars from the Oberlin-area Chamber of Commerce and aA Kendal at Oberlin group called the Bloom Catchers.
Richard Haass Delivers Oberlin Commencement
It's one thing when a person disagrees with his or her boss, but it's another thing when that boss is the President of the United States.