City extends free tree limb disposal hours in Odessa
In Odessa the Household Hazardous Waste Facility at 814 West 42nd St will accept tree limbs for free disposal from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. today and 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday. Large limbs must not be placed in alleyway containers as they can damage trucks and prevent emptying.
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Odessa
West 42Nd St
Y & Wey
Free family events and outdoor movies in Odessa
The Saturday Morn ing Club for families with children age 5 and under runs 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Boys & Girls Club of Odessa with crafts, games, food, and sibling inclusivity. Odessa Parks Dept plans weekly summer Movies in the Park at multiple locations with PG and PG 13 titles, call or email for updates.
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Odessa
BGC
Judith
Basinkids
City of Odessa
Noel Plaza Park
W. Fifth St
Lawndale Park
92Nd Street
Rainbow Drive
Utpb Park
East 42Nd Street
Highway 191
Floyd Gwin Park
County Road West
Sherwood Park
East 44Th Street
Dixie Boulevard
Hallmark
Storms named most expensive hit Odessa area hard
Odessa faced peak damage as a series of hailstorms battered the area. Severe debris and smashed windows followed baseball to grapefruit sized hail, with repair shops and insurers bracing for a surge in claims and months of repairs ahead. Midland reported fewer damages than Odessa in the storm's path.
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Odessa
Midland
Hail and Wind Batter Midland Odessa Area
The National Weather Service in Midland Odessa surveyed storm damage from hail and strong winds that struck late Wednesday night. Reported hail sizes included golf ball to baseball size with some four inch hail near Mission Dorado. Winds reached 50 to 70 mph in the Midland County area, toppling trees and power poles as cars and homes suffered shattered windows and damaged skylights.
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David Hennig
Mission Dorado
Midland County
Martin County
ECISD Schools and Vehicles Damaged in Incident
ECISD reported damage to windows and skylights at Gale Pond Alamo Elementary and Permian High School. About 15 ECISD police cars were damaged while Ireland, Ross and Buddy West elementary schools had no power. Power was restored by Thursday morning and summer school was canceled for the three campuses.
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Gale Pond Alamo
Permian High School
Ector County Independent School District
Ireland
Ross
Buddy West
Mike Adkins
Nbumkmaq
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