Distinguished OC grad to be honored
The Ohio Historical Society will commemorate the 100th anniversary of the birth of Oberlin College alumnus Willard Van Orman Quine (1908-2000) with the dedication of a historical plaque on the college campus, one of several celebrations honoring the internationally renowned mathematician and philos ...
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On Sept. 13, 1858, John Price, a runaway slave, was arrested in Oberlin under the Fugitive Slave Law of 1850 and taken to Wellington to await a train and avoid a conflict with Oberlin's abolitionist community.
When word was received in Oberlin of Price's abduction, Oberlin students, professors, a ...
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by PAUL MORTON
Associate editor
Oberlin police officer Axel had not even officially started his first shift when he made his first arrest.
Another officer had made a traffic stop for expired plates and called for backup when drugs were suspected. Axel arrived and located the methamphetami ...
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by PAUL MORTON
Associate editor
What do cities like Houston, London, Paris, Tokyo, and Oberlin have in common? They are all part of an initiative to bring sustainable remodeling into the mainstream.
Well, Oberlin's participation is still tentative, but it is the only small city invited to ...
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Concerts start June 13
The summer concert series at the Tappan Square Clark Bandstand, sponsored by the Oberlin Chamber of Commerce, will feature free music every Friday evening at 7 p.m. starting June 13.
The summer schedule includes the following:
* June 13: ET King, performing rhythm and blues.
* June 20: Cat ...
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