Public hearing set for CBDG Home funds Odessa
The Community Development Block Grant and Home Investment Partnership Program schedule a final public hearing for the 2014 15 program year funds. It will be held at City Hall City Council Chambers 411 W Eighth St fifth floor. Call 335 4820 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday 24 hours in advance for special need assistance arrangements.
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Odessa Farmers Market scheduled by MCHS and West Texas Food Bank
Medical Center Health System and West Texas Food Bank announce the Odessa Farmers Market on the MCHS campus at Second Street and Golder Avenue. The event runs 9 a.m. to noon on the second Saturday of each month with produce, demos, crafts, kids activities, live music, and health information. vendors and cooks are invited to apply via email and the website.
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Medical Center Health System
MCHS
West Texas Food Bank
Odessa
MCH
Second Ad A St
Golder Ave
Pgarcia
Echd.org
Medicalcenter Healthsystem.com
Death of Don E. Cates in Seminole at 87
Don E. Cates of Seminole died May 25, 2014 at Running Water Assisted Living in Olton. Graveside services set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Gaines County Cemetery in Seminole. Ratliff Funeral Home of Seminole in charge. Born in Terry County, he was a pharmacist who owned Oswalt's Pharmacy and served in the U.S. Air Force in World War II. Survived by wife Donnah Cates, daughter Cathy Cates, and two grandchildren.
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Don E. Cates
Seminole
Running Water Assisted Living
Olton
Texas
Gaines County
Ratliff Funeral Home
Terry County
Oswalt’s Pharmacy
Donnah Cates
Cathy Cates
Obituary for Deloris Elizabeth Newton Leddon in Marshall Texas
Memorial services for Deloris Elizabeth Newton Leddon 71 of Marshall Texas are set for May 28 2014 at Downs Funeral Home with visitation May 27 2014. She died May 25 2014 born March 19 1943 in Metter Georgia. She was a Walmart and Brookshires employee and is survived by children Bruce Edward Newton Brian Leddon Terry Leddon Cynthia Skinner and others with grandchildren and great grandchildren listed. She was active in Northside Baptist Trinity Methodist and Bell Street Baptist churches and was preceded in death by several family members. Honorary pallbearers are Bruce Newton Brian Leddon Terry Leddon and Jeff Skinner.
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Deloris Elizabeth Newton Leddon
Metter
Georgia
Joe Bruce
Cora Elizabeth Atkinson May
Deloris
Northside Baptist Church
Plant City
Trinity Methodist Church
Bell Street Baptist Church
Edward Newton
George Seddon
Walmart
Brookshires
Bruce Edward Newton
Hinesville
Brian E. Leddon
Katie
Terry Albert Leddon
Carolyn
Odessa
Cynthia Kay
Myrtle Leopard
Bernice May
Gladys Tyra
Joe May, Jr
Grady May
Betty Meyers
Charlie
Minnie Leddon
Bruce Newton
Brian Leddon
Terry Leddon
Jeff Skinner
Memorial for Timothy Whitfield in Odessa TX
Timothy Bryan Whitfield, 57, died May 19, 2014. Born November 4, 1956 in Honolulu, he served over 30 years in law enforcement, retiring in 2012 from the Odessa Police Department. He is survived by his wife Elaine, stepchildren, eight grandchildren, and relatives in Hawaii and Nevada. A memorial service is planned May 28 at 2:00 pm at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in Odessa. In lieu of flowers, gifts may go to the American Heart Association or Diabetes Foundation.
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Odessa
Timothy Bryan Whitfield
Honolulu
Mervin
Patricia Whitfield
Tim
Elaine
Les” Whitfield
Texas
City of
Natasha
Kevin Beverly
Kanoelani
Victor
Patenaude
Michael
Anna Whitfield
Hawaii
Cynthia Whitfield
Nevada
Timothy Whitfield
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- Day Saints
John Ben Shepperd
American Heart Association
The
Diabetes Foundation
Memorial Day service honors fallen at Fort Bliss National Cemetery
Nearly 1,000 people gathered at Fort Bliss National Cemetery for a 35 minute Memorial Day ceremony. Speakers including Maj. Gen. Sean B. MacFarland and El Paso veteran Barney Barnes urged remembrance of all who served, from World War II to Iraq and Afghanistan, as Chaplain Lt. Col. Karen Meeker led the invocation and benediction.
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Fort Bliss
Fort Bliss National Cemetery
National Cemetery
el Paso
Barney Barnes
Korea
Vietnam
Charles Peter Barnes
Sean B. MacFarland
Armored
MacFarland
David Martinez
Air Force
Iraq
Afghanistan
Martinez
Karen Meeker
1St Armored Division
Exercise crucial for stroke recovery urged by health groups
John Douthitt, Mission Fitness GM, cites a scientific statement from the American Heart Association and American Stroke Association on prescribing exercise after stroke. The piece notes benefits to cardiovascular fitness, walking, arm strength, mood, cognition, and quality of life, and discusses barriers to participation and practical recommendations.
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American Heart Association
American Stroke Association
Stroke
Sandra A. Billinger
P.T
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
New Mexico to offer free curanderismo MOOC online
The University of New Mexico will launch a free online course on curanderismo through Coursera late August or September. Eliseo Torres will teach alongside healers from Peru, Mexico, and New Mexico, exploring traditional healing, cleansings, herbs, and ailments like susto.
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Albuquerque
N.M
University of New Mexico
MOOC
Coursera
Eliseo “Cheo” Torres
Peru
Mexico
New Mexico
Torres
Latin America
South Texas
Arizona
California
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