Memorial Day Closings In Odessa Area
City offices in Odessa will be closed for Memorial Day along with trash pickup. Ector County offices and Sheriff’s Office business center shut Monday. Odessa College and OC Sports Center close and reopen Tuesday morning. Ector County ISD operates today as a bad weather make-up day. UT Permian Basin also closed Monday.
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Bikers Honor Veterans in Rolling Thunder Ride in DC
Thousands of motorcyclists filled Washington DC for the Rolling Thunder Ride for Freedom on Memorial Day weekend. Bikers rallied at the Pentagon, crossed the Memorial Bridge, and circled the National Mall while salutes from Marines in uniform marked the event.
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Asthma Awareness Event At TTUHSC and Ector ISD
TTUHSC and Ector County ISD will host an asthma awareness event June 5 from 1 to 4 PM at the TTUHSC auditorium. Dr Bhargan Kola will advise parents on controlling asthma, demonstrate peak flow meters, and distribute action plans with possible testing if time allows. The program explains asthma as a chronic inflammatory lung condition and notes intrinsic or extrinsic causes and risk factors.
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Military family bonds span generations in Odessa veteran’s tale
Emil Busby grew up in a military family with his father a Vietnam veteran, an uncle and grandfathers in the service, and both of his sons in JROTC at Permian High School. A 1999 Odessa High School graduate, Busby spent a decade as a cavalry scout with three deployments, including Iraq 2003, endured IED attacks, and now addresses PTSD.
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Cleaning up pool water: proper disinfection and chemistry
The article warns that recreational water illnesses can arise from contaminated pool water if chlorine and pH are not properly managed. It cites CDC guidance advising chlorine levels of 1 to 3 parts per million and explains how pH affects chlorine efficacy and swimmer comfort.
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