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1. Man shot in chest
Oldham Advertiser, Tuesday 30 December 2008A MAN was shot in the chest as he walked along a street late last night.
2. Another £1m to stay in the skies
Oldham Advertiser, Tuesday 30 December 2008A LEGENDARY Chadderton-built aircraft that helped win the Cold War could be defeated by a much newer foe – the credit crunch.
3. Protect our lifesavers
Oldham Advertiser, Tuesday 30 December 2008EMERGENCY services staff in Oldham are facing unacceptable levels of violence and aggression in the course of their jobs.
4. Gas blast
Oldham Advertiser, Tuesday 30 December 2008A MAN had a miraculous escape after a suspected gas explosion demolished his home and rocked a community just days before Christmas.John Allen was rushed to hospital suffering from burns after being blown from his home on Bylands Avenue, Roundthorn.
5. Travelling aunt a Ray of sunshine for five-year-old
Oldham Advertiser, Tuesday 30 December 2008AN INTREPID cyclist has given herself a massive challenge for 2009, by going the extra 5,000 miles for charity.
6. Sheridan philosophical following Carlisle draw
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 31 December 2008LATICS’ boss John Sheridan refused to be too downbeat after watching his side held to a goalless draw by Carlisle United at Boundary Park on Sunday.
7. Derby honours
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 31 December 2008Oldham St Anne's 12 Saddleworth Rangers 18: SADDLEWORTH Rangers completed the double over their local rivals courtesy of four second-half penalty goals from Mick Coates.
8. Big rent rises
Oldham Advertiser, Tuesday 30 December 2008COUNCIL tenants could be faced with a rent increase of more than six per cent in the forthcoming financial year.
9. Oldham Athletic 0 Carlisle United 0
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 31 December 2008LATICS extended their unbeaten run to eight games despite being unable to break down Carlisle at Boundary Park.
10. Decision is pending
Oldham Advertiser, Wednesday 31 December 2008LATICS have attempted to keep Lee Hughes at Boundary Park by offering a deal that would make him the best-paid player at the club since the new owners took over.