Water use July 5 delivery and limits noted
Colorado River Municipal Water District reports July 5 delivery at 16.8 million gallons with a matching use limit. The notice summarizes monthly supply usage and cap, indicating current and target delivery levels for the district.
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Colorado River Municipal Water District
Asthma COPD Talk At Medical Center Hospital
A bilingual presentation on asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease is scheduled at 6 p.m. Tuesday in the Medical Center Hospital board room at 500 West Fourth Street. An English session will be followed by a Spanish session at 7 p.m. For more information call 640-2237. On the net mchodessa.com.
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Medical Center Hospital Board Room
West Fourth St
McHodessa.com
Five bidders remain for Odessa desalination plant contract
City of Odessa narrows the field to Abengoa Water Odessa Area Water Supply U S Water Works Texas Aqua Partners and Salt of Earth Energy. Managers say remaining bidders bring top desalination expertise and propose rates from 4.80 to 10.00 per thousand gallons versus the CRMWD paid 2.20.
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Odessa
Abengoa Water
Austin
Odessa Area Water Supply
U.S. Waterworks
Orleans, Ind
Texas Aqua Partners
Salt of Earth Energy
San Antonio
Richard Morton
Odessa to switch water disinfection method for four weeks
The City of Odessa will change its water treatment approach starting Monday for four weeks. Officials say chloramines will be replaced with chlorine due to heat and longer system retention. Utilities Director Matt Irvin notes reduced effectiveness under current conditions. For more information call 335-4625. odessa-tx.gov
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Odessa
Matt Irvin
Odessa-Tx
Conaway speaks on health care roundtable in Midland Odessa
U S Rep Mike Conaway led a Friday roundtable at the Wagner Noel Performing Arts Center with civic business and health care leaders from Odessa and Midland to discuss the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. He urged state level reform and noted Texas resistance to Medicaid expansion amid a national health care debate.
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U.S
Mike Conaway
Wagner Noél Performing Arts Center
Conaway
R-Midland
San Angelo
Washington, D.C
Macare
Texas
Barack Obama
Supreme Court
Federal Agency For Health Care Research and Quality
Texans
Medical Center Hospital
Bill Webster
MCH
Midland
Odessa
Wagner Noel Performing Arts Center
Mike George
Odessa Chamber of Commerce
James Goates
Jerky vet approves federal certification for Ponderosa
The Ponderosa Cattle Co. earns a Federal Grant of Inspection from USDA FSIS, enabling its beef jerky to be sold beyond Texas. Owner Shannon Mobley cites expanded wholesale reach to in and out-of-state distributors as key, with strong Permian Basin sales. See BEEF Page 3A.
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Shannon Mobley
Ponderosa Cattle Co
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Texas
United States Department of Agriculture Food Safety and Inspection Service
Permian Basin
Ponderosa
Mobley
Drought takes toll as Odessa loses trees in heat
Odessa faces ongoing drought stress with lawns drying and exotic plant beds shrinking. About 400 city trees or 10 to 15 percent in the parks system have died due to extreme heat, including Afghan pine, oak and ash. Parks officials suspended new plantings until reliable watering is secured.
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Permian Basin
Odessa
Jeff Floyd
Texas AgriLife Extension
Ector County
Floyd
Steve Patton
Patton
Afghanistan
Parks Department
Panic disorders affect millions and leave many feeling alone
Panic disorders affect millions of people and many suffer in silence. Experts note the importance of understanding symptoms and seeking help, while advocates urge communities to offer support and reduce stigma.
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