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A small Ohio town, with one of the country's busiest Air Traffic Control facilities, endures the longest government shutdown.
The small town of Oberlin, Ohio houses the country’s third-busiest Air Traffic Control Center. When the Federal Government shuts down for 35 days, the town’s citizens face the uncertain prospects of a freezing winter and the increasing potential of an imminent crisis.