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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 2011
Page
1
The Colorado River Municipal Water District announces a usage limit of 22.4 million gallons. The notice emphasizes the cap as a governing measure for regional water management and conservation efforts. The district underscores compliance requirements and monitoring procedures.
Odessa College will stage its Fall Classics Concert at 7 30 p m Thursday in the Jack Rodgers Fine Arts Auditorium on the OC campus. David Corman conducts with Gayle Bizzell on piano and Shawn Bell leads OC Chamber Choir. The program features Bach Allegri Mozart Victoria and Bruckner. The event is free. For details call 335-0631.
The 38th Harvest Fair runs 10 am to 6 pm Saturday and noon to 5 pm Sunday in Building 6 at Echo County Coliseum intersection 42nd Street and Andrews Highway. About 85 exhibitors display arts and crafts with a trunk drawing at 4 pm Sunday. Tickets at the door are 2 dollars for adults and seniors. under 10 free. Call Sandra Byrd at 306-437. Further info at IN THE NET.
Odessa police designate safe zones along 1300 North Dixie Boulevard 3100 North Dixie Boulevard and 5500 East Highway 191. Officers will focus on school zones crosswalks cell phone use and loading and unloading areas for children. www.odessapd.com. From staff reports.
The 128 BA Republican Party schedules its monthly meeting at Odessa Regional Medical Center meeting rooms at noon today. Lunch costs ten dollars. For details call 550-.
The Odessa Rotary Walk of Fame adds Odessa’s first mayor R. McKinney and philanthropist Louis Rochester to plaques at Memorial Gardens Park. The ceremony begins at 12:45 P.M. Wednesday, hosted by Greater Odessa and Odessa East Rotaries to celebrate local history and community success.
Peaceful Gardening students Gabe Vasquez and Eli Keast helped monarch butterflies in the school's Peace Garden on Tuesday. Keep Odessa Beautiful awarded the Star of the Month for the garden and three labyrinths.
Students at Austin Montessori Magnet School use a desert willow labyrinth and a drought resistant Peace Garden as outdoor learning spaces. Teachers Dana Martin and Beverly Nelson say the areas anchor lessons on plant life and ecological responsibility while aiding calming and problem solving.
Dr Steve Ponder a Texas Tech professor muses about how people select food in a grocery line. He notes a severely overweight man with kit kat bars and batteries and questions how much choice is personal habit versus physiological drive.
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