West Odessa to get new $5.8 million primary care clinic
A new clinic at University and FM 1936 will offer pediatrics family practice OB GYN urgent care and optometry. Opening is planned for August 2014 with site prep begun in September. Project funded partly by Medicaid 1115 Waiver and will be a Federally Qualified Health Center serving low income and Medicaid patients with sliding fees.
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University and
FM 1936
Webster
West Odessa
O’hearn
JBS Parkway Clinic to Add Pediatric Focus in Odessa
The 18 200 square foot facility on JBS Parkway near Nimitz Junior High will emphasize pediatrics with two to three pediatricians and a healthy kids clinic. A Covenant Children’s Hospital partnership will supply rotating specialists to an adjacent pediatric specialty clinic. Urgent care will be available at both new sites, totaling four Odessa area urgent care centers open seven days a week. Construction is estimated at 5 million dollars.
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Jbs Parkway
Nimitz Junior High School
Webster
Odessa
Covenant Children’s Hospital
Lubbock
Children’s Hospital
Dallas
Greater Odessa
West side and JBS clinics planned with donor walls
MCHS plans two clinics funded similarly to a larger site with brick donor walls and brick paver campaigns. The west side clinic emphasizes serving an underserved area and interactive walls for pediatric services. Completion is expected September 2014 with additional physicians and staff.
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Webster
Bridgette Meyers
Medical Center Health System Foundation
MCH
West Side
JBS
Meyers
MCHS
Midland
Lubbock
Dallas
Texas oil boom fuels record September output
Texas reported a September crude oil rate of 2.7 million barrels per day per the U.S. Energy Information Administration, a peak since 1981 monthly records and up 30 percent from September 2012. The state’s 1972 peak was 3.4 million bpd, with 2008 shale tech-driven growth led by Eagle Ford and Permian basins exceeding 1 million bpd each.
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Houston
Texas
U.S. Energy Information Administration
Houston Chronicle
Texas Railroad Commission
Eagle Ford
Permian
Dispatchers release nine one one calls from Sandy Hook
Recordings from the 2012 Sandy Hook shooting show a janitor pleading for help and teachers seeking safety as Newtown dispatchers urge calm and cover. The releases follow a court order after prosecutors argued public access would deepen victims families’ anguish. Adam Lanza, 20, shot his way into the school, with staff witnesses noting the gunman’s entrance and ongoing gunfire. One caller described shooters in the hall while a teacher sheltered with children and tried to lock doors.
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Hartford
Conn
9-1-1
Sandy Hook
Newtown
Associated Press
Tors
Adam Lanza
Newtown Police
Massachusetts teen pleads not guilty in teacher’s death
A 14 year old boy, Philip Chism, pleaded not guilty to murder, aggravated rape and armed robbery in the October 22 death of Colleen Ritzer, a Danvers High School math teacher. He remains held without bail as the case moves from district to superior court.
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Salem
Mass
Philip Chism
Colleen Ritzer
Danvers Luieh Cohaal
Ritzer
Chism
Diana Chism
Massachu
Clarksville
Tenn
Kate MacDougall
Denise Regan
Tennessee
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