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The coronavirus has killed several more residents of the Quad Cities. During the past week, Scott County has reported four deaths while Rock Island County reports one additional death yesterday.
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Renovations have been completed at a small park in downtown Davenport. Friday night, city leaders will celebrate the new look for Kaiserslautern Square, located along 2nd Street, across from the Adler Theater, and named for the sister city in Germany. -
Following the lead of several other large school districts in Iowa, Davenport will require everyone to wear masks in its buildings, students, staff, and visitors, starting on Monday (9/20).
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A chance visit to a remote nation in the South Pacific when he was young has resulted in a life-long mission for Mark Palm.
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On Midwest Week, school districts across Iowa are trying to decide whether students, teachers, and staff should be required to wear masks.
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The Mississippi River Cities and Towns Initiative is working with several organizations to reduce the risk of flooding and other disasters.
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On Thursday, the Palmer College of Chiropractic in Davenport dedicated the brand-new David Palmer Learning Commons.
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The sun will soon generate half of the electricity used by the Quad Cities International Airport. Thursday it held a ribbon cutting to celebrate the installation of more than 4,400 solar panels on the roof of the terminal and carports in the parking lot.
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GovernmentPritzker Signs Climate Plan To Get Illinois On Path To 100% Clean Energy With Help From Ratepayer HiGov. JB Pritzker on Wednesday signed a massive climate and energy plan into law — the last and hardest fought of his agenda items for his first four years in office as he gears up to run for a second term.
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