Elwha River dam removal begins largest US project
Federal workers will shut down the Elwha and Glines Canyon dams on June 1, ending nearly a century of hydroelectric power. The 45 mile river will free salmon runs and restore habitat, with 24 million cubic yards of sediment to be released and 800 acres of barren land exposed. Local tribes recall opposition to the dams while scientists study river recovery and ecosystem impacts.
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School Notebook Week Schedule From Area Elementary High Schools
Weekly calendar lists door duty and event times for Blanton Burleson Burnet Cameron Reagan Sam Houston Zavala and other campuses. Highlights include pledges birthdays awards ceremonies grade graduations field trips International Festival dinners and a Permian graduation at Ratliff stadium with senior practice and final exams planned across districts.
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Odessa Man Oscar Barrera 83 Dies. Funeral Plans Set
Odessa obituary notes Oscar Barrera 83 died May 27 at his home. Rosary today 7:30 p.m. Acres West, mass Tuesday 10 a.m. Holy Redeemer with Rev Getigan, burial Los Angeles Garden of Ector County Cemetery. Surviving daughters Alicia Garcia Cruz Cuellar Criselda Barrera Jennifer Barrera Rebecca Barrera. sons Oscar Barrera Tony Florez Armando Barrera Carlos Barrera Johnny Barrera Felix Barrera. sister Amelia Garcia. brother Reynaldo Barrera. 47 grandchildren 23 great grandchildren. Arrangements Acres West. Born McAllen Catholic.
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Texas Governor Bill Clements dies at 94
Former Texas governor and oilman Bill Clements, who became the first Republican elected Texas governor since Reconstruction in 1979, has died at 94 in a Dallas area hospital afteryears of declining health from stroke. He led a business style of governance and left a lasting mark on Texas politics. His tenure included a comeback in 1982 and later service on civic and defense posts.
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