Water Use June 28 Delivers 16.2 Million Gallons
Colorado River Municipal Water District reports a June 28 delivery of 16.2 million gallons, exceeding the 16.0 million gallon use limit for that period. The release highlights ongoing management of water resources and adherence to quotas within the district.
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Odessa man charged with aggravated assault and officer attack
James Chancellor Creech 23 is jailed on 185000 bonds after allegedly firing twice at 58 year old Steven Little and biting a police officer during a Tuesday incident in Odessa. A toxicology test was ordered and Creech faces charges of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and assault on a peace officer. Little survived hospitalization.
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Supreme Court upholds Obama health care law
The Supreme Court narrowly sustains the health care overhaul with Chief Justice Roberts joining the four liberal justices. The ruling preserves the mandate and expands the nation’s social safety net, affecting over 30 million uninsured Americans and shaping future policy as Republicans vow to campaign against it.
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Scholars in Progress poster urges water safety testing
Madison Bixler and Britney Pope color a water testing poster in the What Are the Effective Remedies WATER Shortages class at Ector Junior High during Scholars in Progress summer camp. Their message asks people to test water to ensure it is safe and that fish can swim in it.
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Ector Junior High
Global Problem Solving camp showcases student projects
Students from Ector County ISD gifted and talented programs wrapped up a two week session at Ector Junior High. Caytlynn Tutt described learning about water pH levels and drainage in the WATER class while families carried home art and posters from stations across the hall.
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Odessa considers curfew on BB guns amid constitutional questions
City Council weighs a proposed amendment to ban BB, air and pellet guns from 9 PM to 7 AM on public or private property. Legal experts and civil rights groups clash over whether such a curfew conforms with constitutional rights while Odessa records 67 criminal mischief incidents from Jan 1 to early Monday, versus 10 previously.
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