ECISD Parents Question Safety After Columbine Reference
Parents at Ector Junior High questioned safety after a student referenced Columbine. Local officials announced no weapons found after a Friday sweep with bomb sniffing dogs. A meeting with the principal was planned as parents pressed for more information.
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Ector Junior
Stu- Columbine High School
Colorado
Susan Wilson
Louise Ellsworth
Wilson
Ellsworth
Medical Pavilion to Open May 11 With Triage Garage
The Dr Wheatley Stewart Medical Pavilion near Odessa will open May 11 offering outpatient surgery radiology and physician offices. A garage will become a major triage center capable of handling dozens to hundreds of patients and the building can operate independently for disaster scenarios. The project totals about 29 million and features a skybridge to the hospital plus a Starbucks and parking.
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Ruiz
Hos
Pital
Odessa
If You Go Medical Center Hospital Opens May 11
Dr Wheatley leads the grand opening of If You Go Medical Center Hospital from 11 30 a.m. to 1 p.m. on May 11 at the building. Groundbreaking occurred about 15 months ago.
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Medical Center Hospital
Ruiz Advocates Maintaining Plans in Place Despite Pressure
Ruiz argues it is better to keep the arrangement in effect, stressing the value of having it in place even as pressure mounts. He frames stability as a priority amid ongoing debates and potential changes.
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Ruiz
Odessa Woman Critically Injured In Highway Wreck
An Odessa woman 32 Julie Goodman was critically injured when her GMC Jimmy was rear ended by a Chevrolet KTA on Highway 191 overpass at FM 1788 around 10 15 am Monday. Goodman pulled into the median before the crash and the Jimmy rolled catching fire. Richard Earls 40 was not injured. State Trooper Alan Gumm said the investigation should take 10 to 15 days.
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Odessa
Highway 191
FM 1788
Julie Goodman
Midland Memorial Hospital
Goodman
Richard Earls
Alan Gumm
Earls
Jimmy
Gumm
Hispanic Heritage to honor six women in Odessa event
The Hispanic Heritage of Odessa will honor four Odessa women and two area women as Damas de Oro at 6 p.m. Friday in the Ector County Coliseum. Rosa Rosales of San Antonio will give the keynote, with Jo Hooker as emcee. Alma Guerrero is among the nominees for the fifth annual Damas de Oro, noted for her roles in education and community service.
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Odessa
Damas de Oro
Ladies of Gold
Ector County Coliseum
Rosa Rosales
San Antonio
League of United Latin American Citizens
Jo Hooker
Freedom Pontiac
Richard Abalos
Padrino de la Herencia
Brindis
Vickie Gomez
Iris Correa
Delma Abalos
Adela Vasquez
Berta Calzada
Trina Morales
Lorina Martinez
Amy Renteria
Z. Saldana
Ana Leon
Alma Guerrero
Ector County Independent
University of Texas of
Permian Basin
East Texas State University
Hispanic Heritage of
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