Water use limit stated at 16.0 million gallons
The Colorado River Municipal Water District sets a use limit of 16.0 million gallons for deliveries. The report notes the figure as a cap on water deliveries and outlines any implications for ratepayers and supply planning.
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Colorado River Municipal Water District
Drive to Success Kickoff at Odessa College
Odessa College hosts the Drive to Success Kickoff at 6 p.m. with a tailgate at the Sports Center. United Way Night starts during the Lady Wranglers volleyball game against Clarendon College at 7 p.m. OC President Greg Williams will announce the fifth annual kickoff at 7:30 p.m. ON THE NET www.odessa.edu.
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Odessa College
United Way
Lady Wranzlers
Clarendon College
Greg Williams
Odessa.edu
No Frills Preview of First Baptist of Ivy Gap at Permian Playhouse
A no frills presentation directed by Joan Soehnlein stages at 8 p.m. Thursday at Permian Playhouse 310 W 42nd St. No reservations no ushers limited concessions tickets five dollars with a chance to win two Norman Rockwell prints.
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First Baptist
Ivy Gap
Joan Soehnlein
Permian Playhouse
42Nd St
Permianplayhouse.com
Willie Nelson announces memoir Roll Me Up And Smoke Me When I Die
Nashville edition reports Willie Nelson will publish Roll Me Up And Smoke Me When I Die on November 13 through William Morrow. The book promises never before told stories about his life, music, family, politics, Texas and faith with art by Micah Nelson and a foreword by Kinky Friedman.
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Willie Nelson
America
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William Morrow
Texas
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Kinky Friedman
Willienelson
Odessa Council raises city appointees seven percent
Odessa officials voted to raise the wages of five city appointees by 7 percent for 2012 2013. City Manager Richard Morton will earn 192 600 City Attorney Larry Long 149 800 City Secretary Norma Grimaldo 69 541 44 Municipal Court Judge Carol Gregg 103 790 Associate Judge Dennis Jones 88 810. The 2011 2012 salaries were 180 000 140 000 65 000 97 000 and 83 000 respectively. The council said the higher raise was to retain staff amid a tough job market and all appointees received high performance marks. A 12 month severance option for the city manager was also approved. The consent agenda included a resolution on eminent domain.
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Odessa
Richard Morton
Larry Long
Norma Grimaldo
Carol Gregg
Dennis Jones
Morton
Long
Grimaldo
Gregg
Jones
District 1
Bill Cleaver
Larry Melton
Injured veteran family set for new home aid
Nicole and Ross Cox face a changed life after his Afghanistan injury led to the amputation of his left leg. The couple will move into a $350,000 to $375,000 custom home funded by Operation Finally Home and Permian Homes by year’s end, enabling Nicole to homeschool and Ross to pursue a master’s degree. The report notes local events and contact details for community involvement.
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Jose Torrez
Federico Lopez
Raphael St
Operation Finally Home
Ross Cox
Afghanistan
Nicole Cox
Sgt
Nicole
Ross
Operation
Cox’s
Permian Homes
Cox
Odessans for Kids discuss ECISD bond at Ector Junior High
Right side questions from Arlo Chavira as Junell Peterson and Wanda Clayton listen during a PAC meeting at Ector Junior High. Fourteen residents and Una Voz Unida members attended to hear about the $129.75 million bond and district infrastructure plans, with some concerns about past district performance.
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Arlo Chavira
Junell Jones Peterson
Wanda Clayton
Odessans For Kids
Brooks Landgraf
ECISD
Hector Mendez
Ector Junior High
Una
Ecisd Bond Pac
Una Voz Unida
Political Action Committee
PAC
Mendez
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