Soldiers Drop Pucks at Jackalopes Game in Odessa
Two returning service members from the Permian Basin will drop the ceremonial puck at 7:05 p.m. at the Ector County Coliseum. Lance Cpl. Richard Laughlin USMC and Pvt. Jose Gonzales US Army, Midland and Permian High School graduates, respectively head to Fort Huachuca after their Odessa visit as the Jackalopes host the Allen Americans.
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Pregnant Chihuahuas Rescued Move to Odessa Humane Society
A group of pregnant Chihuahuas rescued from a puppy mill is under care at the Humane Society of Odessa. Organizers seek towel donations and large wire cages for upcoming litters and ask supporters to call 432-528-9451 or visit Odessa Humane Society dot org for details.
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Senate Democrats Pass Health Reform Hurdle
Senate Democrats move the health care reform bill past its first legislative hurdle before Christmas, setting up a tense final passage battle. The measure faces intense partisan opposition and key procedural votes as supporters push to secure a Senate majority.
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Empty Stocking fundraiser advances at Salvation Army center
The Salvation Army Community Center at 811 E 10th St hosts the Empty Stocking Fund giveaway all day starting at 9 am. More than 600 families are expected to arrive to claim gift packages prepared by donations and Army efforts. Maj. Carl Hughes notes last minute preparations and fresh bread deliveries as they finalize Tuesday distribution.
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Grinch steals Wayne Reynolds collection in Odessa garage
Wayne Reynolds, 38, an oilfield worker in Odessa, found his garage broken into Sunday afternoon. Thieves took five banana boxes containing about 35 Hot Wheels miniatures, valued for their rarity and not replaceable. Reynolds expressed frustration noting they don’t make some of the cars anymore.
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