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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 2017
Page
1
Ector County ISD will switch to summer work hours from Monday through Thursday with extended hours, and Friday closures. Exceptions apply to schools running summer school in June which stay open Monday through Friday until it ends, and the week of July 4 will return to a normal 8 to 5 schedule. Details at ectorcountyisd.org.
West Texas Food Bank launches Summer Feeding Program for those 18 and under with locations at Wilkerson Club 800 E 13th St from 11 30 a m to 1 p m Woodson Club 1037 E Murphy St from noon to 1 30 p m La Promesa Apartments 4590 N Texas Ave from noon to 1 p m Third Edition Apartments 1201 Whitaker Ave from noon to 1 p m starting June 12 No signup required Meals include activities for kids and more information is at wtxfoodbank.org"}
The Ellen Noél Art Museum at 4909 E University Blvd hosts Community Art Day Pop Art from 10 am to 1 pm on July 22. Participants of all ages will explore art inspired by Roy Lichtenstein Claes Oldenburg James Rosenquist and Andy Warhol. The event is free and open to the public. Call 550-9696.
Newly elected Ector County Hospital District board members meet tonight at 5 30 in Medical Center Hospital to discuss retiree healthcare benefits. Past actions created HRAs after retirees were removed from the insurance plan, while a lawsuit over benefits failed to show a contractual waiver of immunity. Don Hallmark says he will pursue the issue openly to inform all members of information provided by lawyers and potential retiree benefits.
Jacob Ford reports from Odessa American on the scene at Wilkins Field with a photo on page 6A detailing a dynamic turnout and activities around the event.
Middle and high school students from across the region converge on the University of Texas of the Permian Basin for the Summer Bridge program. The goal is to prepare them for the Texas Success Initiative exam determining college readiness. About 242 students, mostly eighth graders with some freshmen and sophomores, participate.
Odessa College and other Texas community colleges anticipate offering four year degrees under Senate Bill 2118. The Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board gained broader authority to permit qualified colleges to grant bachelor’s degrees in selected fields such as nursing applied technology and early childhood education. The campus plans a transparent process with internal and external stakeholders including UT Permian Basin and local workforce groups to determine possible programs.
Streaming services reshape viewing with binge watching and prompts for healthy snacks. Tips cover portion control, hydration, and choosing nutritious bites to sustain long sessions without guilt. Focus on balanced snacks and mindful pauses to reduce overindulgence while enjoying favorite shows.
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