• Volunteers in the QC goes a little somethin’ like this. . .
  • United Way’s Day of Caring cleans up Youth Hope in Moline. . .
  • QC Votes Together offers bipartisan information. . .
  • 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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  • Excess nutrients can lie dormant in soil for years before polluting rivers, study finds
  • Winning Powerball ticket sold in Quincy
  • $5M Illinois grant awarded to East Moline for I-80/I-88 industrial site
  • Students spread word to strapped Chicago renters about buying neighborhood properties
  • Service Employees Int’l Union puts $1.1M into school-board race effort as feud w Chicago Teachers Union escalates
  • Illinois DOT hiring snow, ice removal crews
  • DeKalb, Aurora flush w data-center cash. They differ in how to spend it
  • Urbana Mayor DeShawn Williams’ state of the city address highlights decrease in crime, plans to confront housing challenges
    Urbana Mayor DeShawn Williams’ state of the city address highlights decrease in crime, plans to confront housing challenges
  • Tuesday’s derecho damaged public-safety radio in Cambridge
  • Bohemian Natl Cemetery concerts will take place despite investigation
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