HuffPost Bus Tour Interviews At John Ben Institute
A tour bus converted by HuffPost will host one on one interviews on October 25 starting at 4 p m in the John Ben Public Institute parking lot at 4919 East University Boulevard A student session is planned on the UTPB campus For details contact Katie Lopez at 552 2852 or lopez at utpb edu or visit the link provided.
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Road work on RM 652 in Reeves County begins this month
Constructors Inc of Carlsbad New Mexico won the RM 652 rehab project in Reeves County with a bid just under the schedule. Barricades go up this week and culvert work starts Monday Oct 23 weather permitting. Temporary signals will control traffic during the six month project.
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FEMA denies 1.2B in disaster relief appeals across communities
FEMA rejected 1.2 billion in appeals as communities recover from hurricanes and wildfires. Local governments and nonprofits may face reduced aid or repayments years later if projects failed to meet requirements. Mayors warn residents to document thoroughly amid ongoing appeals and reversals.
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Odessa College OC instructor wins Keep Odessa Beautiful award
Jacob Ford reports that Stacey, an Odessa College faculty member for 14 years, was named the 2016 2017 Keep Odessa Beautiful volunteer of the year. The recognition highlights Stacey’s long running involvement since joining the college.
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Odessa College Professor Wins Keep Odessa Beautiful Volunteer Award
Biology instructor Clovis Stacey, a former Odessa police officer and Permian High School alumnus, receives Keep Odessa Beautiful Volunteer of the Year for his service. He joined OC in 2006, earned degrees in biology, and now mentors nontraditional students while promoting community cleanup.
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Smartphone adoption and medical apps rise in US
About two thirds of Americans own smartphones with 77 percent of adults using them, up from 56 percent a few years ago. The piece notes the spread of medical apps from simple calorie counters to devices tracking blood pressure and heart rhythms, amid rising healthcare costs and cautious use for medical information.
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