19 Jun 2005

Park View

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City of Parkview
    Village
          no current distribution locations in this town
19 Jun 2005

Pleasant Valley

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City of Pleasant Valley
    Town of Pleasant Valley
    BP Amoco of Pleasant Valley, 17948 Great River Rd
    Scott Community College Library & Cafeteria
19 Jun 2005

Rock Island

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District of Rock Island
Blue Cat Brew Pub 113 - 18th Street
Theos Java Club, 213 - 17th St
Erawan Thai Restaurant, 1700 - 3rd Ave
Huckleberrys Pizza & Calzones, 223 - 18th St
Mama Comptons, 1706 - 3rd Ave
MidCoast Art Gallery, 1629 - 2nd Ave
Quad City Arts, 1715 - 2nd Ave
Rock Island Public Library, 401 - 19th St
Le Meduse Espresso, 1623 - 2nd Ave
Jim\'s Rib Haven, 531 - 24th St


Hilltop

Augustana College (various locations) 

The Hungry Hobo, 2532 - 18th Ave
DePaepes Super Gym, 1409 - 30th St
Harris Pizza #1, 3903 - 14th Ave
Dr. Gyros, 2519 - 18th Ave

Pickermans, 4659 - 44th St
Rock Island County Market, 2252 - 24th St
R. I. Public Library Branch, 30th St @ 31st Ave

R.J. Boars, Rock Valley Plaza, Blackhawk Rd

Belmies Bistro, 30th St @ 13th Ave
Wendys, 1432 - 38th St
ZLB, 2904 - 11th St

19 Jun 2005

Silvis

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    Town of Silvis
    Jewel-Osco 1312 John Deere Rd
    Frank's Pizza 711 1st St
14 Jun 2005

Can't Wait For The Blues Fest?

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With the Blues Festival just two weeks away, it's crunch time for the Mississippi Valley Blues Society (MVBS). There are travel, lodging, security, and logistical concerns to address, contracts to finalize, and volunteer lists to compile.
07 Jun 2005

Michelle Shocked Offers Three New Albums - on the Same Day

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This Tuesday Michelle Shocked accomplishes a mighty feat with her very own Mighty Sound Records label - releasing three individual new CDs on the same day. Each album is a treat on its own merits, yet they tie together nicely for Shocked, who has come a long way since her picnic-bench-and-a-Walkman sessions in 1986.
31 May 2005

Family Museum to Plant Sculptured "QC Tree"

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• The Family Museum's award-winning Street Heat program began a new project last month by enlisting the help of six students from Davenport's Lydia House and the surrounding neighborhood. Participants will sculpt a "QC Tree" that is scheduled for "planting" on June 13 in the Hilltop Association Park on Harrison Street in Davenport.
31 May 2005

Ballet Effectively Captures Anne Frank's Life

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The Diary of Anne Frank is practically synonymous with the Holocaust. For this reason, Alan Ross, executive director of the Jewish Federation of the Quad Cities, asked Ballet Quad Cities to create a dance based on the book as part of the community project "Beyond the Holocaust: Lessons for Today."
24 May 2005

Illinois Governor's Lack of Growth Comes Back to Haunt Him

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I suppose the easy thing to do would be to follow everyone else's lead and write a column about Illinois governor Rod Blagojevich's potty mouth. So much has been written about the governor's self-proclaimed "testicular virility" that you've probably gotten the point, however.
24 May 2005

It's Time to Get Real

By Administrator
The Isle of Capri's (IOC) final draft of the proposed development agreement to build a casino hotel on Davenport's downtown riverfront was submitted to the city staff and council last Wednesday, May 18, during its regular council meeting.

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