Burglary Report at Nationwide Trailers Site
A theft report in Odessa details a burglary at Nationwide Trailers on Interstate 20 where a winch valued at 2200 dollars and 300 dollars in cash were taken around 11 05 p m Friday. A separate Odessa theft includes a speaker worth 2500 dollars reported Friday in the 7800 block of Sienna Drive. A trailer valued at 2000 dollars was reported stolen Friday in the 3000 block of Sar Jose Drive. Four wheels valued at 2000 dollars were stolen Saturday in the 1500 block of East Everglade Avenue. A motorcycle was stolen Friday in the 200 block of Cummings Drive.
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Interstate 20
Odessa
Sar’ Jose Drive
East Everglade Avenue
Cummings Drive
Community events and volunteer notices in Odessa area
A roundup listing Passion Week service at St Matthew Baptist Church 809 Barrett Ave at 7 p.m. and ongoing opportunities: Crisis Center volunteers, Art and Fashion of the 1920s exhibit at Ellen Noél Art Museum, AARP Tax Assistance at Northside Senior Center, Healthy Paws Walk at Odessa Family YMCA, Food 2 Kids West Texas snack packing, and Alzheimer’s Walk planning, with contact numbers and sites.
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St. Matthew Baptist Church
Barrett Ave
Odessa Family Ymca
Mike Neeley
E. University Ave
PetSmart
Amy Schwartz
Wendy Hilliard
Food
Kids
West Texas
S. Lincoln Ave
West Texas Food Bank
Alzheimer's Association
Odessa
Kimmy May
Kmay
Alt.org
Dallas Mother Charged After Child Hidden in Trash Bin
Alicia Carroll of Garland faces abandonment and endangering a child charges after leaving her 7-year-old daughter overnight outside a Dallas spa. Bond set at 25000 dollars. Police say the mother told the girl to hide in a garbage bin while they fled, and the child slept there for about ten hours before returning to the spa. The girl was treated at a hospital and released. case referred to Child Protective Services.
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Dallas
Alicia Carroll
Garland
Carroll
Spa
9-1-1
Child Protective Services
Boy shot in leg during Amarillo home invasion
A 7-year-old boy was struck by gunfire when an armed man entered a sleeping household during a domestic dispute in Amarillo. The teen resident wrestled the gun from the suspect, who fled but was arrested hours later. Condition of the boy not disclosed. Police say the investigation continues.
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Amarillo
U.S. home prices rise modestly in January
The S&P Case-Shiller 20 city index rose 4.6 percent from a year earlier, with all 20 cities posting gains led by Denver 8.4 percent and Miami 8.3 percent. Inventory remains tight with 4.6 months for sale in February, and buyers face higher prices relative to wages as mortgage rates hover near historic lows.
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Washington
U.S
Wnebe
Standard & Poor
David Blitzer
S&p
Denver
Miami
Dallas
Washington, DC
Freddie Mac
Charlotte
N.C
Standard & Poor's
Police respond to robbery near Permian High School
Police responded to an armed robbery near Permian High School in Odessa as a suspect fired at a Subway clerk around 8:45 am. An 8:50 to 9:11 am shelter in place at Ector County ISD facilities followed, with officers remaining on campus for hours. Suspect described as Hispanic male in late teens or early 20s, 5 feet 10, about 135 pounds, with a scar under left eye. No injuries reported. Police seek tips at 432-333-3641.
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Permian High School
Ector County Isd
Permian
E. 42Nd St
City of
E.42nd St
ECISD
Mike Adkins
Odessa
Ector Junior High
U.S. Marshals Service
Fire extinguished in Puertacitas Mountains blaze
A fire in the Puertacitas Mountains near Jeff Davis County was extinguished about 1 p.m. Monday. Fire Marshal Roy Hurley estimates 600 to 800 acres burned with no injuries or deaths. Cooler temperatures and humidity limited spread. livestock were on the property where it started. Since March 1, the Texas A&M Forest Service has logged 18+ fires totaling 902.69 acres statewide.
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Puertacitas Mountains
Jeff Davis County
Roy Hurley
Jim Fowler
The
Fort Davis
Hurley
Texas A&m Forest Service
Pasadena road rage slaying leads to detentions
Police detain three people after a road rage incident near Houston left a driver fatally shot at home. Two men argued in traffic, one followed the victim, vowed to return, then returned with a friend and a gun to break into the home and shoot the victim. Authorities found a vehicle tied to the attack and detained occupants of a unit. Details on charges and timing were not released.
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Pasadena
Houston
Plex
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Sienna Drive
Crisis Center
Odessacrisiscenter.org
Ellen Noél Art Museum
E. University Blvd
Noelartmuseum.org
Northside Senior Center
N. Adams Ave
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
National Association of Realtors
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Chuck Burtonjap
Oanews
OADA
Patiew
Rebin
Lessao
Conted
Candy Factory
Ap Fogry
Midland
S. Marienfeld
Susie
Midland Plaza
Oaks
Wadhey
Garfield
Music City Mall
Conroe
Temple
Austin
Soincipal
Cameron Tx
Paul Ce i
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