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First Baptist Church/Kiwanis Club of MolineThe Kiwanis Club of Moline is partnering with First Baptist Church to collect diapers from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 1901 29th St, Moline, IL 61265 on Saturday, Sept. 14th. -
Kiwanis Club of Moline IllinoisThis is the first trivia night fundraiser since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. The event costs $20 per person, including pizza, snacks and treats. -
Deere & Co.The Moline-based Deere and Company are paying the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission $9.93 million to settle charges, including commercial bribery for employee misconduct in Thailand. -
Tom Martin/The Register-MailThe CARE Club at Galesburg Junior Senior High School is hosting their first annual STREAKS 9/11 Memorial Stair climb.
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Karl SoderstromStateville has led the way in prison education, primarily due to its proximity to Chicago's colleges and universities. On this episode, we talk with some instructors about what the programs bring to inmates and society, along with concerns about their future. -
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Ralph Weisheit/WGLT fileAmtrak trains through Bloomington-Normal are getting later and later. A report of on-time performance during the last budget year shows a four-year decline of trains arriving within a half hour of the scheduled time.
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