Free bulky trash collection at McKinney Park
Locals may drop off large unwanted items free from 8 a.m. to noon at McKinney Park 625 W Pool Road near the baseball fields. Tires not accepted. Household chemicals not allowed in the container. take them to the Odessa Recycling Center 814 West 42nd St. Call Solid Waste at 432-335-3510 for more information.
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Miracle Treat Day Boosts Donations for NICU Equipment
Dairy Queen will donate proceeds from Blizzard sales to Medical Center Health System for Children's Miracle Network Hospital. In 2015 about 17,000 children pass through MCH doors and the Oreo Blizzard is highlighted. Money supports NICU equipment purchases and hospital care.
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Children’s Miracle Network Hospital
Medical Center Health System
Dairy Queen
MCH
Oil firm fined 130000 for suspected toxic waste dumped
The Middle Pecos Groundwater Conservation District fined Bagington Energy, an Imperial oil firm, 130000 for allegedly dumping produced water near Imperial. District members voted to compel an independent groundwater study within 45 days after the company allegedly refused to conduct pollution research. Paul Weatherby, district general manager, criticized the firm for nonresponse. An Austin attorney handles the case.
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Middle Pecos
Bagington Energy
Bugington Energy
Bugington
Paul Weatherby
Kinder College Seaworthy Basics At Zavala Elementary
Kinder College at Zavala Elementary taught early learners without preschool experience under age five through activities themed Under the Sea. Twenty nine students enrolled, focusing on listening, waiting turns, following instructions, social skills, lining up, and building self esteem and confidence as they prepare for school.
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Kinder College
Zavala
Darlene Thomas
Odessa 1943 War Bond Drive and City Support Highlight
Odessa's 1943 budget totaled 183930 with a 500 gift to the county recreational group and free water to the health unit. The city donated land to the Boy Scouts and hosted a candlelight service at First Christian Church honoring 38 service members. A Pearl Harbor trophy submarine visited January 20, and a May war bond drive raised 256722.50 with nearly 58000 in additional participation. First National Bank purchased 200000 in bonds.
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Ector County Recreational Association
Ector County Health Unit
Odessa
The
Boy Scouts
First Christian Church
Odessa High School
First National Bank
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