Shigellosis cases rise in Ector County hits 17
Seventeen shigellosis cases are now reported to the Ector County Health Department with two cases on Thursday in an 8-year-old and a 9-year-old and one case on Wednesday in a 28-year-old. Symptoms include diarrhea fever abdominal pain and cramping. Antibiotics are a treatment option. Early voting for the 2015 constitutional amendment election starts this weekend with hours at the Ector County Annex.
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Market Street Job Fair Begins at Saint Barnabas Church
The Market Street job fair opens at 10 a.m. today at Saint Barnabas Episcopal Church in Odessa, runs to 7 p.m., and resumes 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday. The company seeks 200 workers for the Albertsons Market store converted to Market Street, supporting expanded food service, bakery, in-store dining, Starbucks, Living Well, and more. Online applications at market street united com/careers.
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Major fire damages MCH Center for Women and Infants
Fire broke out Thursday morning on the fourth floor of Medical Center Hospital Center for Women and Infants. Smoke rose above the roof as patients and staff were evacuated from the area.
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Two Alarm Blaze Evacuates Center for Women and Infants
A two alarm fire Thursday morning prompted an evacuation of patients at Medical Center Hospital’s Center for Women and Infants. Fire and water damage struck the fourth and second floors. Officials, including CEO Bill Webster, say the extent of the damage and timeline for reopening are still under investigation. Fire origin is unspecified with cause under review.
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ORMC Takes Transfer Patients After Fire at Medical Center
A fire at the Medical Center Hospital Center for Women and Infants prompted evacuations and the transfer of three patients to Odessa Regional Medical Center, with additional expectant mothers moved later. Josh and Holly Clark were among those relocated to ORMC, awaiting the birth of their baby girl.
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Odessa mayor signs tri city sister pact with Mexican towns
Mayor David Turner signed a sister city agreement with Los Mochis and Chihuahua to foster business ties between Odessa and Mexican municipalities. The Tri-City pact roots in the Mexico Initiative backed by city officials and the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, aiming to attract new business along La Entrada al Pacifico trade corridor.
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