Five smart tips for saving money on groceries misfires
A reader reviews Bradley Newswire money saving tips for groceries and finds flaws. The piece critiques use a list, involving kids, and shopping backwards. It notes personal anecdotes about coupons, garage sale pricing, and impulse buys, ending with a skeptical take on the guidance.
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Bradley Newswire
Bradley
Officials rush to meet spring election deadlines in Ector County
Ector County elections officials rush to meet deadlines for the March primary and the May joint general election for city, school board, college, and hospital district. Voters must register by Feb. 9. early voting runs Feb. 23 to March 6. Ballot by mail requests are due by March 3. Candidates may file Feb. 17 to March 18. Incumbent Mayor Mike Atkins seeks a second term, while others weigh options.
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Ector County
College Board
Sharon Wilson
Ector County Independent School District Board
Odessa College
Mike Atkins
Odessa DECA members move to state competition in Austin
Six local students from Odessa High School and Permian High School advance to the Texas DECA state contest in Austin after district success in San Angelo. Five OHS and one Permian student qualified by ranking among top in exams and role plays, balancing work and school while aiming for college or military paths.
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Mark Sterkel
Odessa
Erica Salmeron
Odessa High
Sheila Jantzen
Salmeron
Distributive Education Clubs of America
Austin
Permian
DECA
San Angelo
OHS
Odessa High School
Chad Foster
Felicia Galaviz
Margaret Gonzales
Katie Kidd
Kevin McDorman
West Texas
Jack Cowan
Cowan
Local Election Dates For Primaries And Joint Vote
Registration deadlines for ECTIOM voters and mail in ballots due March 3. Early voting runs Feb 23 to March 6 for primaries. Republicans and Democrats vote March 10. Joint election filing Feb 17 to Mar 18 with early voting April 15 to 28 and the joint election on May 2.
DPS seizes over half ton marijuana on I-20 in Sweetwater
Texas troopers stopped a speeding truck on I-20 at Sweetwater and found more than 1 half ton of marijuana packed in 60 bundles with a street value over 1 million dollars. Driver Osbaldo Herrera of Odessa was charged with felony possession. Three days earlier another I-20 load, about 300 pounds, was seized in Eastland. the Mexican driver jailed on drug charges.
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Sweetwater
Texas Department of Public Safety
Interstate 20
Todd Snyder
DPS
Osbaldo Herrera
Odessa
Eastland
Mexico
Odessa man convicted of two counts of aggravated assault on officers
A 50-year-old Odessa man Jesus Antonio Jimenez was found guilty by a 12 member jury of two counts of aggravated assault on a peace officer for an August 21 1996 incident with the Ector County Sheriff s Office. The trial lasted three hours and the sentencing was set for Monday with potential penalties ranging from five to 99 years a life sentence or probation.
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Odessa
Jesus Antonio Jimenez
Jimenez
Ector County
Midland Planned Parenthood staff react to bombing despite long security
Midland Planned Parenthood president Karen Hildebrand notes staff face hate mail and death threats while refusing to disclose security details. Local activists condemn the Alabama bombing at Birmingham’s New Woman clinic as an act against abortion rights. Police seek a wig-wearing suspect in a gray 1989 Nissan pickup feared seen fleeing the scene.
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Midland Planned Parenthood
Alabama
Supreme Court
Woman All Women Clinic
Birmingham
Midland Clinic
Karen
Hildebrand
Midland
Debbie Buehler
West Texans For Life
Birmingham News
Asheville
N.C
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
Ala
Woman
All Women
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