Major west Odessa FM 1936 reconstruction planned
TxDOT Odessa will expand FM 1936 from I-20 to 42nd Street to five lanes with a center turn lane curbs and gutters. The project, costing 3.6 million, starts in a couple of weeks to ease oilfield traffic congestion along the commercial thoroughfare.
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West Odessa
42Nd Street
Glen Sarum
Txdot
Odessa
Dalager
Larum
Midland
Andrews
Midland Drive
Wall Street
Transportation leader to speak at CEED on Prop 15 event
Texas transportation commissioner Robert Nichols is scheduled to visit the Center for Energy and Economic Diversification at 11:45 a.m. at 1700 N. FM 1788 to discuss Prop 15 on the November 6 ballot. Prop 15 would create the Texas Mobility Fund and authorize grants loans and debt for state highway and mobility projects.
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Robert Nichols
Texas Transportation Commissioner
Center For Energy and Economic Diversification
CEED
Texas Mobility Fund
ECISD Aide Highlights New Instructional Monitoring Programs
ECISD Assistant Superintendent Martin Hart promotes instructional monitoring where principals observe classes to help teachers solve problems. He says this approach aligns teaching with successful standards. A survey group, noting ECISD standards gaps, created a curriculum management matrix with 12 recommendations and methods to reach targets.
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Martin Hart
Hart
Odessa Cites 75th Anniversary Plans Amid District Redraw
Odessa officials discuss a city 75th anniversary celebration for April 1927. Main Street Odessa leaders propose downtown events with street closures and a concert lineup featuring major acts. Estimated total cost around 47 775 dollars, potential ticketing to break even.
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Sharon Wilson
Nancy Wells
Main Street
Odessa
Gary Johnson
Main Street of
Wells
Fourth Street
Municipal Plaza
John Michael Montgomery
Charlie Daniels Band
Jo Dee Messina
Diamond Rio
Brad Paisley
Clay Walker
Waylon Jennings
Local police blotter reports thefts and vandalism
A sequence of burglaries and criminal mischief reported across the city includes entry of vehicles on Oakwood Drive and Tanglewood Lane with CD players stereo CDs and tools stolen worth thousands. Damages from egging and car damage on East 35th Innwood East University Boulevard and Byron Avenue are listed. A 38-year-old woman was arrested for possession of a controlled substance. A vehicle theft from Loyds Transmission Service without payment for repairs is noted.
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Oakwood Drive
Tanglewood Lane
East 35Th Street
Innwood Drive
East University Boulevard
Golder Avenue
North
Muskingum Avenue
Loyd
MCH Board Approves Radiation Therapy Services Move
MCH nurses praised steps toward meeting hospital needs as CEO William Webster announced salary increases reflected on November 9 paychecks. Nurses have seen up to 20 percent raises in six months. The board approved a one year interim radiology oncology services agreement with West Texas Cancer Center as MD Anderson negotiations end.
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WTCC
M.D Anderson
Webster
M.D. Anderson
U.S. Oncology
Judy Hayes
Thompson
Abraham Torres
Virgil Trower
William Hetzler
Jim Gaddy
Hayes
Joe Buice
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