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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 2017
Page
1
Odessa College English associate professor Julie Roth will compete on Jeopardy in a Sept 20 episode airing at 6 p.m. on KMID TV Big 2. Jeopardy holds a Guinness record for Emmy wins and earned a 2011 Peabody Award.
Courtyards of Odessa and Civitas Senior Living host a murder mystery dinner from 4 to 6 p.m. Friday at 201 Parks Village Drive. The event starts during cocktail hour and expands during the main course with The Courtyards Team guiding the audience through the whodunit. Admission is free and kid friendly.
Residents can drop off furniture appliances mattresses and other large items for free from 8 a.m. to noon Saturday at the city Recycling Center on 42nd Street. Household chemicals including cleaners antifreeze oil pesticides paints and fertilizers accepted. Call 432-368-3510 for more information. From staff reports.
Odessa College Theatre Performance Program unveils its fall lineup with auditions for the first show Whose Life is It Anyway scheduled for Monday. Details and tickets available on the college ticket page.
Odessa Texas Mayor David Turner seeks stability after City Manager Richard Morton was ousted by a three member council majority amid public outcry. Turner voiced faith in the people and council while acknowledging uncertainty over impacts on leadership, investment, morale, and redevelopment projects. He noted the city must move past petty conflict and avoid divisions as officials debate the future.
Nimitz Middle School eighth graders view pieces in the Ground Zero 360 exhibit at Ellen Noél Art Museum. The museum schedules daily group tours of the timeline and artworks about the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks, photographed events and commemorative pieces.
Ellen Noél Museum debuts Ground Zero 360 a 9/11 retrospective for Ector County ISD eighth and seventh graders. Nimitz Middle School eighth graders met educator Annie Stanley who stressed the event's gravity and invited families to return. curator Daniel Zies noted the curriculum tie to 9/11 and the exhibit features Nicola McClean photographs and Irish artist Jim Fitzpatrick paintings.
About 30 supporters of the Ector County ISD bond gathered at Barn Door restaurant to hear details on the $291,172,291 Nov 7 proposal and the separate tax ratification election. If approved, taxes rise to $1.45 per $100 valuation. the TRE would push the rate to $1.28, with a 17 cent increase from the bond and 13 cents from the TRE based on a home valued at $162,841. Town hall dates and details were provided by 4 Kids' Future chair Adrian Vega, outlining needs and the slogan Smaller campuses for bigger opportunities.
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