Around the Basin community events in Odessa
A roundup of local happenings includes MCH Diabetes Center Support Group meeting at Redeemer Lutheran Church 824 E 18th St led by RN Pat Garcia on topics for attitude adjustment. McCamey High hosts a fish camp for incoming freshmen at 5:30 pm with call 652-3666 ext 2. Summer Nights free concert series by Main Street Odessa and OCAH runs 8 pm to 10 pm at Noel Heritage Plaza 320 W Fire St with contact 335-4682.
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Medical Center Hospital Diabetes Center
Fellowship Hall of Redeemer Lutheran Church
18Th St
17Th Street
Pat Garcia
McCamey High
Bym
David and
Kimberly Corman
Broadway Review
Main Street
Odessa
Odessa Council For the Arts and Humanities
Noel Heritage Plaza
W. Fire St
Here and There Recollections of Texas In World War II
THC and Val Verde County Histori cal Commission host a free oral history training workshop and public meeting at Laughlin Heritage Foundation Museum in Del Rio to discuss area World War II military and home front sites. The event is part of Texas in World War II initiative with markers, a brochure, and a survey. Also noted is a West Texas Singles Association anniversary dance at Stardust on May 31 with 8:30 p.m. to midnight, and an art exhibit at Odessa College Wi Fi Java Cyber Café through June 30 featuring Roy Gonzales Janet Pontius and Winter Woodard with hours posted.
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The
Texas Historical Commission
THC
Val Verde
Texas
Roy Gonzales
Janet Pontius
Winter Woodard
Odessa College
Kermit prepares to open Winkler County Memorial Hospital
The new 34,000 square foot hospital in Kermit is to open its first phase Sunday, offering a 19 bed critical access unit, emergency room, radiology and respiratory therapy. Four doctors will work there, cutting local trips to Midland or Odessa, with phase two due by December.
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Kermit
Winkler County Memorial Hospital
Stan Wiley
Wiley
Midland
Odessa
Winkler County
Kenneth Winton
Health officials urge early vaccine drive before back to school
Ector County Health Department Immunization Program Director Penny Farris warns parents to vaccinate before registration to avoid delays and crowded clinics. With roughly 900 students needing vaccines for the 2008-09 year, many lack insurance or adequate coverage, pushing families toward low-cost clinics and the Texas Vaccines for Children program while private doctors fill up through July. Procrastination could trigger late injections and long lines as graduation nears.
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Ector County Health Department
Penny Farris
Farris
Health Department
Texas Vaccines For
Controversial Claims on Free Speech and Religion Stir Debate
The text argues about sacred texts and vandalism, comparing Quran criticism to cartoons, and notes violence in Basra. It references Sunni allies, Shiite militias, a CNN report, and a sniper redeployed after leadership removal. The piece critiques reaction to religious violence and questions responsibility for harm. It mentions a book used as target practice and multiple provocative positions.
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Basra
CNN
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Stardust
Andrews Highway
Kevin
Kermit Hospital
Winton
Aha.org
Ala
Linda Bryce
AraCely Moreno
Cindera Nealy
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ECISD
Wwe
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Christine Stanley Estanley
Oapa.com
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Swan
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