Hobbs Launches $20 Million City Beautification Plan
Hobbs commences first phase of a planned $20 million upgrade with total push of $35 to $40 million over 3.5 years. Project funds, 75 percent non tax, will green the area, build walking trails, fix parks, and add pedestrian crossovers at West Broadway and North Turner. City officials say the plan boosts quality of life and draws visitors.
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Hobbs
Ray Battaglini
Hobbs Chamber of Commerce
Battaglini
West Broadway Street
North
Turner Street
Alpine and Fort Stockton Obituaries Highlight Local Losses
Obituary notices from Alpine Fort Stockton and surrounding areas report the deaths of Josephine Linn Browne 77 of Alpine Pearl E K Dixon 85 of Fort Stockton Annette Howell 33 of Fort Stockton Betty L Howell 72 of Fort Stockton Ann Levell Cargill Davis McGuire 65 of Alpine Mack Chastine Morris Jr 79 of Midland Sarah Gene Morris 61 of Denver City Mandy Lou Pearce 72 of Fort Stockton Dolores Perez 84 of Las Varas Chihuahua Mexico included with survivors and service details in a sequence of local death notices.
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Josephine Linn-Browne
Alpine Josephine Linn- Browne
Alpine
Fort Davis
Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church
Mike Alcuino
Las Varas
Mexico
Dolores Perez
Chihuahua
Pedro Rascon
Eduardo Rascon
Alonzo Rascon
Sylviano Rascon
Josefina Rascon
Maria Elena Rascon
Eleanor Calvert Mason obituary in Odessa
Eleanor Calvert Mason, 86, of Odessa, died Tuesday, Aug. 2, 2005, at her residence. She was a longtime resident of Odessa and a member of the local community. Funeral arrangements are pending with the family to announce.
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Fort Stockton
E.K. Dixon
Fort Stockton Funeral Home
East Hill Cemetery
Rockadale
Danny Dixon
David Dixon
San Angelo
Mandy Lou Pearce
Fort Stockton Independent
First Presbyterian Church
Jim Miles
Odessa
Eleanor Calvert Mason
Obituary: Mason, former Odessa educator, dies at 86
Odessa Regency Hospital obituary for Aug 13 1918 born Cecil Calvert, Kansas native, Fort Hays alumna, teacher and band director who moved to Odessa 1965. Diana Award 1981 recipient for work with special needs. Survived by son John Michael Mason and wife Socorro, granddaughter Eleanor Lela Mason, sister Nadyne Gibson. Funeral Friday Aug 5 2005 at Hubbard Kelly Chapel. Burial Sunset Memorial Gardens. Memorials to Ector County Association for Retarded Citizens.
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Odessa Regency Hospital
Quinter
Kan
Cecil and
Lela May Sanger Calvert
Fort Hays
Kansas State
Odessa
Robert T. Mason
Hays
Jean Garry
Susan Giese
Cecil Calvert Jr
John Michael Mason
Socorro
Eleanor Lela Mason
Pecos
Nadyne Gibson
Long Beach
Calif
Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home
Kevin Bushart
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Ector County Association For
Visions exhibit at San Angelo museum spans U S history
San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts unveils Visions in three salon styled galleries. Howard Taylor notes paintings arranged in layers like a French salon with works by Charles Ethan Porter Frederick Frieseke and Georgia O’Keeffe featuring 19th 20th century American scenes and impressions. Andres Gonzales, a graphics student at Angelo State University, helped hang the pieces and reflects on the heavy paintings and historical context.
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Andres Gonzales
Angelo State University
San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts
Howard Taylor
Taylor
Charles Ethan Porter
Porter
Mark Twain
Paris
France
Mary Lou Miller
Frederick Frieseke
Miller
Georgia O’keefe
East River
Shelton
O’keefe
Georgia O'Keefe
San Angelo Museum of Fine Art
Last Alumni member convicted in Midland cocaine ring
Gregory Leon Palmer was convicted by a Midland federal jury of drug conspiracy charges tied to The Big Spring Alumni. He faces 20 years to life in prison. sentencing is pending. The ring’s other 18 members include Adrian J. Crook and Jose Padilla Jr, all linked to crack cocaine distribution and manufacturing schemes in West Texas.
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Midland
Big Spring
Gregory Leon Palmer
U.S
Johnny Sutton
Palmer
West Texas
Sutton
Permian Basin
Adrian J
Big Boo
Crook
Jose Lorez
Juni
Padilla Jr
Padilla
Carrillo
Be Ing
Odessa
Dallas
Lubbock
San Angelo
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Thomas Mathews
Salt Lake City
John Andrew Brown
Sierra Blanca
Georgie Brown
Linn Brown Reider
Margaret Anne DeBarbrie
Austin
Pearl E.K. Dixon
Annette Howell
Gallup
N.M
Fort Stockton Funeral Home Chapel
St. Agnes Catholic Church
Flora Hinacay
Charles “Buzz” Howell
Shari Armstrong
Betty L. Howell
Chicago
Louis G. Kaufman Jr
Brooklyn
Ann Levell Cargill
Davis
McGuire
Alpine Ann Levell Cargill
Davis) McGuire
Sul Ross State University
American Legion Hall
Rochester
Douglas Allen McGuire
Mickey Douglas McGuire
Little Rock
Ark
Bradford Rhea McGuire
Wanda Gayle Powers
Pampa
Mack Chastine Morris Jr
Amoco Production Co
Alamo Heights Baptist Church
Gary Redwine
Bob Porterfield
Lovington
Ellis Funeral Home
Lamesa
Josephine Morris
Sarah Gene Morris
Denver City
Yoakum County Hospital
University Medical Center
Denver City Church of Christ
Skip Rodgers
Denver City Memorial Park
Boyer Funeral Chapel
San Saba
Precious Memories Monument Co
Oleman
Tane, Topperd
Consig
Jbs Parkway
Old Town Shopping Center
Eesly
Windowworldinc
S. CO. RD
Jessa
Gonzales
Gloucester Cathedral
Ladies’ Home Journal
Ricardo Garcia
Ricky Armendariz
Tammy Lasandra Bradley
Caishan
New York
Latisha Snauita Cummings
Raymond Joe ‘Ray-Ray’ Duarte
Philonicus Labelle
Philly
East
Texas
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