Election 2016 Lecture At Wagner Noël Center
The John Ben Shep perd Public Leadership Institute hosts a free Distinguished Lecture Series event tonight titled Election 2016 The Mandate For Our Next President. It begins at 7 p.m. at the Wagner Noel Performing Arts Center with Alan Colmes and Judge Jeanine Pirro as speakers.
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Woman pleads guilty in ring theft from corpse
Kalynn Homfeld admitted theft from a corpse after taking a $10 ring from an 88 year old woman in a casket at Sunset Memorial Gardens and Funeral Home. Authorities say the plea was supported by the victim’s daughters and she received an eight year prison sentence.
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Make a Difference Day in Odessa at Sherwood Family Aquatics Center
Keep Odessa Beauti ful schedules Make a Difference Day a national community service event from Kei 9 a.m. to noon Saturday at Sherwood Family Aquatics Center 4520 N. Dixie Blvd Lunch and door prize drawings offered to participants Scholarships also available for registrants Call 335-86 to register
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Odessa mulls citywide building rules narrowing to key corridors
Odessa officials weigh narrowing the Minimum Building Standards and Property Maintenance Ordinance to downtown and major corridors Andrews Highway 42nd Street Kermit Highway and Second Street to gauge how many properties would be affected. The plan would let inspectors fine nonresidential owners for broken windows peeling paint leaking exteriors torn awnings rusted metal roofing and, for rentals, weather tightness sound plumbing and electricity and adequate restrooms and space. Owner-occupied single-family homes would be exempt.
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Pharmacy residency program fills most hospital pharmacist roles
At Medical Center Hospital a three year old residency program has nearly filled all pharmacist positions and improved learning for participants. Directors Dawson and Hong say the program offers Doctor of Pharmacy graduates extra clinical training, keeps staff current, and elevates care. There are currently three residents, rising to four next year.
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