Bat Flight Breakfast Returns at Carlsbad Caverns
The 52nd annual Bat Flight Breakfast will be July 18 at Carlsbad Caverns National Park. Activities start 5 am with an outdoor breakfast priced at 7.50, served by Carlsbad Caverns Trading Company. The first 10 visitors in line join a guided Natural Entrance Route tour during one of the NPS fee free weekends. For details call 575-785-3123 or 575-785-3124.
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Health seminar on massage therapy in Midland
Midland health notice details a free seminar by the Texans Living with Chronic Fatigue Fibromyalgia group at Rays of Hope, 900 W Wall St, featuring Joey Barlow on massage therapy benefits. Sponsored by Natural Foods Market. contact 520-3500.
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Rays of Hope
Wall St
Joey Barlow
Natural Foods Market
Weekly Online Pore Report Shifts to Viewer Feedback
Readers are invited to share thoughts on the JBS Parkway feature as the weekly online column seeks audience reactions. The note asks for opinions on the Parkway project and related developments.
MCH Approves McKesson Order Entry System
McKesson Computerized Physicians Order Entry project approved by the Ector County Hospital District Board is a $6.2 million effort to convert to electronic medical records. Bill Webster says it will hire five new full time staff and begin in October to install hardware, train staff, and integrate software for safer, more efficient care.
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MCH project could earn $54 million stimulus aid
Medical Center Hospital officials said the project aims to meet meaningful use standards under the federal stimulus act, potentially qualifying for about $54 million to offset costs. Board member David Dunn warned of uncertainty, asking what happens if the stimulus money isn’t received.
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MCH
David Dunn
Congress
Waste Control Specialists sue activist over statements
Waste Control Specialists filed a defamation lawsuit in Andrews 109th District Court against Adam Greenwood president of Save the Ogallala Aquifer. The suit seeks damages for alleged false statements in media interviews and on the group's website about the drinking water in the Ogallala Aquifer. Tom Jones of Waste Control criticized a 2006 Texas Water Development Board aquifers map in relation to the case.
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Save the
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New Mexico
Tom Jones
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Texas Water Development Board
Texas drops health education as state requirement
Health class will no longer be a state requirement for high school students this fall in Texas. Education Commissioner Robert Scott said districts may still require health courses, while the state now mandates six elective credits to graduate, up from three and a half. ECISD will follow the new rule.
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Mike Adkins
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