Bring it to The Table screening at UTPB Library
The John Ben Shep perd Public Leadership Institute and UTPB College of Arts and Sciences present a documentary film screening and discussion with Emmy nominated director Julie Winokur at 6:30 p.m. April 7 in the UTPB Library Lecture Center RM LLOOL. The event aims to engage students in civic action and reduce hyper partisanship as part of a national campus program.
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Book festival nears in Odessa Basin 2016 event
The Odessa Council for the Arts and Humanities, Odessa College and the Friends of the Ector County Library prepare Books in the Basin 2016 a Permian Basin book festival set for April 9 10 at Odessa College 201 W University Blvd More than 40 authors from across the United States will attend including Leo Grossman Judd Winick Alfreddé Corchado The Fabulous Beekman Boys and Sandra Brown Special guests include The Writer's League of Texas and Literary Death Match. Information at 335-6400 or mplummer odessa.edu or booksinthebasin.com.
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Permian Basin Museum hosts Cubs Camp-In event
Midland’s Permian Basin Petroleum Museum invites Cubs and Webelos to a Super Science Camp-In from 7 p.m. Friday to 8 a.m. Saturday. The event features experiments, museum exploration, and creative projects with at least one adult per six campers. Cost is $20 per camper and $10 per adult. pre-registration required via 683-4403 or www.pbpetro.org.
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Crowe gets contract extension for ECISD through 2019
ECISD trustees unanimously extended Superintendent Tom Crowe’s contract to December 31, 2019 after a brief closed meeting. Crowe earns about 267,903 a year and has led the district since December 2014, with 15 campuses rated as improvement required and new elementary schools plus two early college high schools opening this year.
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Odessa approves asbestos abatement and demolition plan
The Odessa City Council unanimously approved 400 350 for testing and removal of downtown structures including the Ector Theatre and the Home Hospice building at 516 N Texas Ave The project funds come partly from the Odessa Development Corporation and target sites for a proposed hotel and convention center Even if the project stalls the demolitions proceed with locations listed for removal next month.
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Halliburton Hobbs Branch Not Closing Amid Worker Cuts
Halliburton will maintain a presence in Hobbs New Mexico and reassess operations by customer needs. A spokeswoman confirmed layoffs in Hobbs but declined to reveal local staffing numbers, calling employee data competitive information. The Hobbs News Sun notes ongoing layoffs while Halliburton employs about 65 000 worldwide after a 27 000 job reduction from 2014 peak.
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