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Quad Cities Move Ahead with Stormwater Management Plans, but Davenport Sits in Limbo
News/Features
Tuesday, 30 January 2001 18:00
After more than eight years of silence from the state, the City of Davenport is wondering exactly what happened to an application required by a federal environmental regulation. The Iowa Department of Natural Resources (DNR), the state agency administering the federal Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regulation, has never issued Davenport a permit under the Stormwater Management Program.

 
Moline Readies Water-Plant Loan Application
News/Features
Tuesday, 23 January 2001 18:00
As the City of Moline finalizes its plans for a nearly $20 million expansion of its water plant over the next few months, the city will also put the finishing touches on an application for a low-interest state loan that could have a major impact on the utility’s ability to maintain its aging system.

 
Why You Should Be Burning Up About Natural-Gas Prices
News/Features
Tuesday, 16 January 2001 18:00
MidAmerican Energy drew a bull’s eye on its back, scheduling a series of forums throughout Iowa allowing customers to vent about the high price of heating their homes this winter. The company tried to shift blame to natural-gas producers and traders, but they still got plenty of customer rage.

 
Fashion Police
News/Features
Tuesday, 02 January 2001 18:00
Ready for a night on the town in the new duds that Santa brought you? Watch out, because the Fashion Police might get you. These gendarmes of good taste work the doors at Quad City nightclubs and enforce a plethora of dress codes working hand-in-glove with local police departments to keep street-gang activity out.

 
State Gives Taxpayers Some Rights
News/Features
Tuesday, 26 December 2000 18:00
Starting next week, some taxpayers in Illinois are actually going to have some rights with their municipalities. On January 1, home-rule municipalities in the state will be required to have a Local Taxpayers Bill of Rights ordinance on the books because of state legislation passed earlier this year.

 
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