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  • Muscatine housing leader Charla Schafer recognized for expanding affordable housing. . .
DAVENPORT MAYOR JASON GORDON BREAKS TIE TO PERMIT SETTLEMENT W FORMER CITY ATTORNEY

DAVENPORT MAYOR JASON GORDON BREAKS TIE TO PERMIT SETTLEMENT W FORMER CITY ATTORNEY

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  • Solutions for vacant lots would reduce crime and poverty in Chicago
    Solutions for vacant lots would reduce crime and poverty in Chicago
  • Potential ShotSpotter replacement could rely on cellphones
  • Chicago will make full $260M advance pension payment this year, Mayor Brandon Johnson tells investors
  • Quincy Hy-Vee manager reacts to selling winning Powerball ticket
  • Loop data center pitched for landmarked office building
  • Chicago school board puts two revenue questions on November ballot
  • Broadway Antique Market, Chicago’s largest multi-dealer antique store, up for sale
  • “Soul City” isn’t waiting for city permits
  • Forty-four candidates likely to appear on Chicago School Board ballot
  • Arlington Heights Mayor Jim Tinaglia still hopeful Bears will “reverse this ship back toward Arlington Heights”
    Arlington Heights Mayor Jim Tinaglia still hopeful Bears will “reverse this ship back toward Arlington Heights”
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