ECISD bond proposals prompt concerns over funding and information
Odessan Jimmie Davidson questions need for extensive district expansion while ECISD parent Gary Meador says clear administration details are essential for public approval. Proposition 2 would cost 21.5 million for converting Ector Junior High into a magnet high school, building a new middle school, realigning ninth grade, and relocating sixth grade. Tax increases would follow if bonds pass.
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Ector County ISD bond vote early voting sites listed
Voters may cast ballots at Family Resource Center and Fannin Elementary from 6 to 9 p.m. Tuesday. Early voting continues at the Ector County Courthouse Annex and at many schools through Saturday. If approved, a $117 million bond would raise ad valorem taxes with 65 plus exemptions.
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ECISD Bonds Proposed for $117 Million in Three Ballots
The Ector County Independent School District seeks voter approval for up to 117 million in three bond items. Proposition 1 at 89.5 million funds campus expansions library work and renovations across multiple schools. Proposition 2 for 21.5 million would convert junior highs to middle schools and create a magnet high school. Proposition 3 at 6 million plans new athletic facilities phased over seven to ten years. An age survey cites average school ages around 41 years for elementary, 39 for junior highs, and 49 for high schools.
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Lee Greenwood and Fleet Week mark anniversary of Cole attack
In Norfolk, Lee Greenwood calls for moving beyond anger as Fleet Week begins on the first anniversary of the USS Cole bombing that killed 17 sailors. He aims to keep national mourning focused on resilience and unity.
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NBC worker diagnosed with anthrax in New York scare
NBC and city officials reported a letter sent from Trenton New Jersey on September 18 tested positive for anthrax traces. Nine NBC exposed individuals, including Erin O Connor, were confirmed. one employee remained under treatment with antibiotics as health officials monitor other cases and related envelopes nationwide.
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Weird dog cleanup patrol goes high tech in July acquittal
A Boulder jury acquits Patrick Murphy, 50, of harassing an unhygienic dog owner after he videotaped neglect at a school park. Murphy, a dog droppings activist, expanded to electronic strategies and used GPS tools to claim 663 dog piles in the park four months earlier.
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Texas Lottery Winning Numbers Draw Summary October 13
Texas Lottery results show Lotto numbers 7 9 22 40 47 with a 51 power ball for Saturday October 13. Pick 3 numbers were 8 6 2. visit txlottery for details and jackpot status.
New Mexico Lottery ROAD RUNNER CASH DRAW
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The notice provides a main phone number 337 6262 available from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. An out-of-town number 800 375 4661 is also given and an email link and web site address www oaoa com are stated for contact.
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Readers' Guide Customer Service Hours
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Odessa American Masthead Notice
Odessa American publishes daily in Odessa Texas with mailing address at 222 East Fourth Street and post office box for changes at 2952 in Odessa. Postmaster services include forwarding and subscription handling as part of standard newspaper operations.
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