Mother's Day Submissions Sought by Odessa American
The Odessa American invites readers to share why their mom is special in 100 words or less. Include a photo and email to Lindsay Weaver or post on the OA Facebook page. Entries are due by 5 p.m. Friday and will appear in Sunday's edition.
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Odessa book event features Friday Night Lights author
Nathaniel Hearne former Permian High School football coach returns to Odessa for a talk on May 22 from 7 to 8 pm at Odessa College about his new book Friday Night Lights Untold Stories from Behind the Lights He will discuss memories from the Permian program and behind the scenes of the classic Texas football saga.
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Odessa luxury apartment plan collapses amid funding doubts
The downtown Odessa project to house nurses students and teachers with a 27 million 234 unit complex backed by the Odessa Housing Finance Corporation appears dead. No land was purchased contracts signed or loans funded though ECISD TTUHSC and MCH each pledged involvement. The plan failed amid questions about figures and feasibility with officials offering few comments.
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Paralyzed suspect’s pretrial hearings postponed again
David Edward Baca 35, charged with multiple felonies for a Oct. 25 shooting at the Ector Andrews county line, sees his pretrial dates moved due to health and transport issues while Sheriff Mark Donaldson says the case should move quickly for medical reasons. District Attorney Bobby Bland notes hearings won’t alter overall progress as they seek a speedy resolution.
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County sues N M firm over chemical dumping at West Odessa
Ector County filed a lawsuit in Travis County against Nipco Inc and owner Dean Fields alleging illegal dumping of mercury nickel lead and cadmium at 2104 W 42nd St West Odessa nickel plating shop. Officials fear leakage into the Ogallala Aquifer and note soil samples show metals above regulatory limits.
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