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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 2006
Page
1
A plumber pivots to crafts, turning skills to broom and walking stick making as a life change. He leverages steady hands and local demand, creating a small workshop focused on practical, handmade cleaning tools and sturdy walking sticks. The shift reflects adaptability and entrepreneurial spirit.
Midland police say Patrick Calanchi 28 ran through a storefront window while holding a knife during an arrest attempt. Two officers fired, Calanchi died at Midland Memorial Hospital. Officers Earp and Box on paid leave. Texas Rangers to lead separate probe.
The Odessa Chuck Wagon Gang served free barbecue to soldiers and families at Fort Irwin California as part of a welcome home for the 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment also known as the Black Horse. Retired Gen Jimmie Leach and Col Jim Reed joined volunteers including Spec Lena Burney and other veterans to help offset combat stress with a hometown Texas meal despite light rain.
The OA unveils Select TV a redesigned larger easy to use guide replacing the smaller Preview format It incorporates reader recommendations from focus groups aims to reduce glitches that trimmed programming details and enhance planning for viewing choices Thank you for reading the OA.
Odessa's dual officer Family Protection Unit tackles up to 180 cases monthly and monitors over 100 sex offenders. Detectives Cpl. Kelly Cecil and Cpl. Kenny Taylor lead efforts to urge victims to press charges amid fear and retaliation.
City officials continue to monitor more than a hundred registered sex offenders within municipal limits, updating rosters and coordinating with law enforcement to ensure compliance and public safety.
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