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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 2021
Page
1
A local agency faces a request for access to records about Military Community Relief funds. Officials contend the information involves taxpayer dollars and national security concerns, while the requester argues transparency and public oversight. The dispute centers on what can be publicly disclosed and how the data should be released.
COVID-19 numbers are not updated daily in Ector County. ECISD reports 16 student cases and 6 staff cases. National totals show 26,034,475 confirmed and 439,955 deaths. Readers directed to DSHS and CDC resources with a district dashboard link.
Phase 1A frontline workers and Phase 1B at risk receive on site processing. Online preregistration preferred. those unable to register online will register in a waiting area before vaccination. Bring photo ID. wear short sleeves. Check Odessa Regional Medical Center and Walgreens for vaccine availability and scheduling. Free vaccines while supplies last. Call 432 582 8549 or visit tinyurl com y3jqhz89 for details.
The African American Read-In at University of Texas Permian Basin features Julie McCown and Javon Johnson as main speakers for a virtual February 5 event from 11 am to noon on Microsoft Teams. Attendees must mask, social distance, and lunch vouchers are available.
After nearly four decades, Shrimpfest shifts to an online format. The Ellen Noél Art Museum fundraiser will instead host a raffle and auction, postponing in-person shrimp servings due to the coronavirus. Co chair Nicole Pool notes to-go plates were considered but dropped for feasibility, with small events planned for next year.
President Biden hosted a private Oval Office session with Republican lawmakers proposing a $618 billion COVID relief package, far smaller than his $19 trillion quest. Democrats vow to push ahead, aiming to fund vaccine distribution, testing, and worker supports with broader aid.
The United Family contributes 1,000 pairs of socks to the Salvation Army, aiding local relief efforts. The gift underscores ongoing community support and assistance for families in need.
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