Odessa Eyes mixed income housing and retail complex on 87th Street
Odessa plans a $33 million mixed income housing project on 87th Street with half funding from state bonds and a 4 percent tax credit plus a Federal FHA loan. The plan includes two retail shells to attract a grocery or pharmacy and a future 80 senior homes via a 9 percent tax credit.
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Jill Miller
Odessa Housing Finance Corporation
Federal Housing Administration
87Th Street
Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs
Midland
Odessa
Dan O'Dea
Delphi
Exxon Mobil ordered to hand over climate documents
A Suffolk Superior Court judge ruled Exxon Mobil must provide documents to Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey in a state probe into whether the company misled investors and the public about fossil fuels and climate change. Healey said the ruling affirms AG authority. Exxon plans to review.
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Boston
Exxon Mobil
Suffolk
Exxon
Massachusetts
Healey
Chloe Gotsis
Heidi Brieger
New York
Eric Schneiderman
Texas
Healey and Schneiderman
AVID panel shares hard work and college dreams
Garcia urges students to stand on their own two feet and stay independent as AVID promotes grit. Kevin Lujan, now AT PB and Marine corps recruit, credits self determination and effort for his rise from a tough start. Mary Kay Sudbury notes AVID panel shows real student stories to inspire freshmen to pursue college and graduate.
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Garcia
Kevin Lujan
ATPB
U.S. Marine Corps
AVID
Lujan
Mary Kay Sudbury
Sudbury
Morgan Trujillo
Seth Lynn
Edward Martinez
Lynn
Odessa man charged with first degree murder in double shooting
Odessa Police say 48 year old Phillip Alvin Rodriguez shot his wife Phyllis Rodriguez to death in an early Tuesday incident. He was arrested with the aid of SWAT at a Nabors Lane home and is jailed on a 1 million dollar bond. A woman possible witness remained sought for questioning.
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Odessa
Phillip Alvin Rodriguez
Phyllis Rodriguez
Phillip Rodriguez
Nabors Lane
Morris St
Ector County
Moon age estimated at 4.51 billion years from Apollo 14 zircons
UCLA researchers report the Moon formed within 60 million years of the solar system. Using uranium lead dating on tiny zircon grains from Apollo 14 samples, the team places the Moon’s age at about 4.51 billion years, with possible revision to 4.52.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Melanie Barboni
University of California, Los Angeles
Earth
UCLA
Barboni
Science Advances
Solar System
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