The supreme court recently issued an order either granting or denying application for further review in the cases listed below.

September 11, 2013

DENIED:

 

NUMBER

COUNTY

CASE NAME

 

 

10-1337

Linn

Robinson v. State

10-1482

Marshall

State v. Anderson

10-1815

Scott

State v. Lockheart

11-0061

Polk

State v. Bennett

11-0468

Black Hawk

State v. Hanes

11-1588

Polk

Toe v. Cooper Tire

12-0371

Woodbury

State v. Nichols

12-0426

Pottawattamie

State v. Armstrong

12-0499

Polk

Dixon v. State

12-0551

Monona

State v. Bitzan

12-0556

Black Hawk

State v. Sallay

12-0622

Black Hawk

State v. Williams

12-0730

Lee (South)

State v. Hobbs

12-0765

Pottawattamie

In re Marriage of Harter

12-0830

Story

Shelburn v. State

12-0908

Dubuque

Ginter v. State

12-0957

Scott

State v. Dixon

12-1066

Black Hawk

State v. Brown

12-1151

Polk

State v. Sinclair

12-1212

Boone

In re Estate of Timm

12-1223

Linn

Spears v. Com Link, Inc.

12-1337

Johnson

State v. Watson

12-1358

Clay

Lane v. Spencer Municipal Hospital

12-1424

Cerro Gordo

State v. Graham

12-1438

Black Hawk

State v. Lewis

12-1425

Black Hawk

State v. Johnson

12-1452

Lee (North)

Lang v. State

12-1577

Clay

Biedenfeld v. Estate of French

12-1818

Dallas

Earlham Sav. Bank v. Morrell

12-2042

Scott

State v. Haywood-Parker

13-0740

Dubuque

In re S. O. & L.O.

13-0891

Monona

In re J.C.P.S. and A.M.S.S.

 

 

GRANTED:

 

NUMBER

COUNTY

CASE NAME

 

 

11-0492

Scott

State v. Means

11-1272

Polk

State v. Gines

11-1133

Scott

State v. Ross

12-0983

Adams

State v. McEndree

 

 

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Challenge your friends as the Scottish Rite Masons and St. Ambrose University join together to present a

TRIVIA NIGHT!

Proceeds to to support St. Ambrose/Rite Care Speech & Language Clinic and Scottish Rite operations.

WHEN: Saturday, October 26 @ 6:00pm (Doors open at 5:30pm)

WHERE: The Masonic Center, 511 East 65th St (Veterans Memorial Parkway), Davenport

COST: Individual price $10.00 (8 per table - $80)

RSVP: To register, call 563-391-0665 or 800-944-7483

Email: davsrmasons@msn.com for more information.

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC - BRING YOUR FRIENDS

COSTUME THEME!

Food and soft drinks available. Personal snacks and beverages welcome. No smoking or alcohol please.

Event Kicks off Opening Night Ticket Sales, $10 Seats Available

Coach Terry Ruskowski, Owner Jordan Melville to Meet Fans

MOLINE, Ill. (September 23, 2013) - The Quad City Mallards will host a preseason party this Wednesday from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. outside the i wireless Center that will feature live music from Quad Cities area band Caught in the Act.

Caught in the Act's performance is just one of the highlights of the preseason party, which will also see the kickoff of individual ticket sales for the Mallards' October 19 season opener.  In addition, fans attending the party will have the chance to meet Mallards coach and general manager Terry Ruskowski and Jordan Melville, director of QCM Holdings, the Mallards' ownership group.

One of the area's most popular cover bands, Caught in the Act performs songs that are known and loved from classic rock and pop to new wave.  The band is composed of Nicole Caras (lead vocals), Jerry Freese (guitar and vocals), Gene Taets (bass, keyboard and vocals) and Sam Mesick (drums).

Single game tickets for not only the Mallards' opener against the Rapid City Rush but also for all Mallards 2013-14  home games will go on sale for the first time at the i wireless Center box office at 4:00 p.m. Wednesday.  Fans attending the pregame party will have the exclusive chance to purchase opening night lower bowl tickets for the discounted price of just $10.  The party- admission to which is free- will also offer fans the first chance to purchase Mallards merchandise newly arrived for 2013-14 season.

Ruskowski and Melville will offer their remarks on the upcoming season at the preseason party and will be joined by Mallard captain Darren McMillan in meeting and greeting the fans of the Quad Cities.  The party will also see a notable debut as the Mallards' new Ice Girls make their first appearance.

Fans will have the opportunity, courtesy of i wireless Center concessionaire Levy Restaurants, to enjoy, free of charge, samples of an array of food offerings new for the 2013-14 season and cold beverages from an outdoor beer tent.  There will also be a variety of other food and beverage items available.

Among the prizes to be raffled off are a pair of Mallards season tickets, tickets to Sheryl Crow's October 17 i wireless Center concert and seats for other upcoming i wireless Center events along with autographed Mallards memorabilia.  Younger Mallards fans attending the party will have the chance to enjoy a variety of games and activities.

The 2013-14 season will be the Mallards' seventeenth- and their fourth in the Central Hockey League.  Season tickets as well as half season tickets and flex packs are now on sale.  The Mallards offer ticket packages to meet any budget and season ticket holders also receive a host of additional benefits, including a unique season ticket holder Mallards jersey.  More ticket package information is available by calling the Mallards at 309-277-1364 or emailing info@myqcmallards.com.

About the Quad City Mallards
A proud affiliate of the National Hockey League's Minnesota Wild and the American Hockey League's Iowa Wild, the Quad City Mallards are approaching their seventeenth season and their fourth in the Central Hockey League.  One of the winningest teams in all of minor league hockey, the Mallards competed in the United Hockey League from 1995 through 2007 and in the International Hockey League in 2009-10.  The Mallards' proud history has seen them capture the UHL's Colonial Cup Championship three times (1997, 1998, 2001) and secure that league's Tarry Cup four times (1998, 2000, 2001, 2002) for the best overall regular season record.  In 2001, the Mallards made professional hockey history, recording their sixth consecutive season with 50 or more wins, a feat that has yet to be matched.  The i wireless Center provides a unique environment for hockey and features one-of-a-kind seating areas such as the Nest for groups and functions and the exclusive Drake Club.  For more information on the Quad City Mallards or for Mallards tickets go to www.myqcmallards.com.  Fans can also follow the Mallards via Twitter at twitter.com/myqcmallards and on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/quadcitymallards.

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Fills Key Positions on Health, Language and Torture Inquiry Boards and Commissions

CHICAGO - Governor Pat Quinn today made a number of key appointments to the state's boards and commissions. Today's announcement continues the Governor's commitment to making Illinois government more accountable, transparent and effective.

"These individuals have an ethic of service and will make significant contributions on our state boards and commissions," Governor Quinn said. "I am confident these appointees will work on behalf of the people of Illinois to make a positive difference and move our state forward."

As a result of Governor Quinn's efforts to make the executive appointment process more accessible and transparent, residents who are interested in serving on boards and commissions can now apply online. For more information on all of the state's boards and commissions, or to apply to serve on a board, please visit Appointments.Illinois.gov.

Appointments made today by the Governor include :

Health Facilities and Services Review Board

Dale Galassie (reappointment) is former Executive Director at Lake County Health Department and former chair of the Illinois Health Facilities and Services Review Board. He holds an ABD on Ed.D from Vanderbilt University, a MSSJ and M.S. from Lewis University and a Certificate in Public Health from the University of Illinois.

Alan Greiman (reappointment) is a former Justice on the Appellate Court. He holds a J.D. and B.A. from the University of Illinois.

John Hayes (reappointment) is Managing Director and Certified Public Accountant and Appraisal at Anchor Planning & Valuations, Ltd. He holds his CPA from the University of Illinois, an MBA from Notre Dame University and a B.S. from DePaul University.

Illinois State Board of Health 

June Lee is an Attending Physician at Physician Anesthesia Associates. She holds an MBA from the University of Notre Dame, an M.D. from Rush St. Luke's Medical Center, and a B.A. from the University of Chicago.

Language Access to Government Services Task Force

Ami Gandhi is the Executive Director at South Asian American Policy & Research Institute. She holds a J.D. from The George Washington University Law School and a B.A. from Indiana University at Bloomington.

Chin Keomuongchanh is an insurance agency owner. He has completed courses in Business Management at Columbia College of Missouri.

Grace Chan McKibben is the Administrative Director at the Chinese American Service League. She holds an MBA from Keller Graduate School of Management and a B.A. and an M.A. from the University of Chicago.

Dary Mien is the Executive Director of the Cambodian Association of Illinois. She holds a B.A. from Columbia College Chicago.

MiYoung Seo is the Program Director at Korean American Community Services. She holds an MSW from Washington University in St. Louis, a B.A. from University of California Los Angeles and an Associate's degree from Santa Monica College.

Monika Starczuk is Program Manager at Uniting America AmeriCorps at the Illinois Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights. She holds an M.A. in Political Science from Warsaw University.

Sima Quraishi is Executive Director at the Muslim Women Resource Center. She holds an M.A. from North Park University and a B.S. from the University of Illinois.

State Pharmacy Board

Prem Rupani is a physician at Mt. Sinai Hospital. He holds an MBBS from Gandhi Medical College.

Illinois Torture Inquiry and Relief Commission

Fr. Chuck Dahm is a pastor at St. Pius V Parish and also serves as President of the Board of Directors for the Resurrection Project, an economic development organization. He holds an M.A. in Philosophy and an M.A. in Theology from the Aquinas Institute of Rochester and a Ph.D. from University of Wisconsin.

John Mathias is a partner and attorney at Jenner & Block, LLP. He holds a J.D. from Harvard Law School and an A.B. from Dartmouth College.

Marcie Thorp is with the law firm SmithAmundsen, LLC and a former Assistant States Attorney with the Cook County States Attorney's Office. She holds a J.D. from Chicago-Kent College of Law, and a B.S. from the University of Illinois.

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CHICAGO - Governor Pat Quinn today issued a statement regarding the recent shooting violence in Chicago:

"I am deeply saddened by the horrific violence that erupted on a Chicago playground last night.

"We pray for the swift recovery of all the shooting victims, and our hearts go out to their families.

"This senseless violence must be stopped."

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MOLINE, IL - Faculty, staff and community members are invited to celebrate the history of Western Illinois University at the WIU-QC Founders' Day event beginning at 9 a.m. Tuesday, Sept. 24 in rooms 103/104 at the WIU-QC Riverfront Campus.

A light breakfast will be served prior to the ceremony. Individuals may register for the event by contacting Chris Brown at (309) 762-9481 or at MC-Brown2@wiu.edu

The program, including President Jack Thomas's State of the University address, will begin at 9 a.m. and the ceremonial bell will be rung to signal the start of classes at Western Illinois State Normal School.
Provost and Academic Vice President Ken Hawkinson and Vice President for Quad Cities and Planning Joe Rives will serve as host and emcee.

The Macomb campus Founders' Day celebration will be held Monday, Sept. 23 in the University Union Grand Ballroom.

Established in 1994, Founders' Day is celebrated to honor the beginnings of the University that evolved from the Western Illinois Normal and Training School with 229 students on Sept. 23, 1902 to today's University, which offers a comprehensive curriculum to more than 11,000 students.

Washington, D.C. - Congressman Dave Loebsack released the following statement after the House of Representatives voted on a Continuing Resolution written to include the demands of the Tea Party. The bill that was voted on today has no chance of passing the Senate or being signed into law. If a commonsense, bipartisan agreement is not reached by September 30, when the current agreement expires, the government will shut down.

"For the second time in as many days, the extreme Tea Party wing of the Republican Party has taken over and driven the House further away from reaching a commonsense agreement and getting the work of the American people done.  Let's be clear, today's vote does nothing more than push our government towards a shut down and default, threatening our economy and Iowans' jobs and retirement investments. If that were to happen, Medicare patients would have their care disrupted, veterans would see their benefits interrupted, and our men and women in uniform would have their pay delayed.

"Now that the Tea Party has gotten this out of their system, let's put the partisan bickering aside and get to work on the basics that the American people expect and avoid yet another self-inflicted wound to our economy. Instead of veering from one manufactured crisis to another, Washington must come together to re-focus its energy on job creation and the conditions necessary to promote it, while taking the difficult but necessary steps to substantially reduce the unsustainable deficit.  I will continue to work on a bipartisan basis to achieve these goals."

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SCOTT COUNTY

BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT

SEPTEMBER 25, 2013

First Floor Board Room

Scott County Administrative Center

600 West Fourth Street

Davenport, IA 52801

3:00 P.M.

AGENDA

1. Call to order

2. Informational Field Trip:  Site visits to past cases decided by the Board of Adjustment -

Planning Staff and Board of Adjustment Members

? Meet outside of County Board Room at 2:45 P.M. and carpool to sites

? Return to County Board Room to resume meeting at approximately 5:00 P.M.

3. Approval of Minutes of the June 26, 2013 meeting

4. Annual Joint Meeting:  Board of Adjustment and Board of Supervisors

Joint meeting to begin at approximately 5:00 P.M. in the County Board Room
September 20, 2013


SPECIAL EVENTS
Tickets are selling out fast - Purchase your tickets TODAY
by calling (563) 324-1933, ext. 242.
Discounts available for guests planning to attend one evening and
one afternoon event


A TOAST TO DIANA*
Thursday, September 26, 2013 6:00 p.m.
Doors open at 5:30 p.m.
An evening out in remembrance of Diana, Princess of Wales, kicks off with a champagne toast. This unique experience includes heavy hors d'oeuvres, cash bar, a visit to the exhibition and a beautiful tiara for each guest compliments of The Bling Bling Sisters. Cocktail/business attire recommended. $65 each or $60 for Putnam Museum members. $480/table of 8 on one reservation. Event hosted by the Soiree Sisters with special thanks to Hignight's, Hy-Vee
and Tita's Linens by Claudia

A ROYAL TEA FOR QUEENS AND THEIR PRINCESSES
Sunday, October 6, 2013 * 2:00-4:00 p.m.
A wonderful generational experience for grandmothers, mothers, daughters and granddaughters. Join us for tea and light fare on the Lardner Theater Balcony followed by a visit to the exhibition. A commemorative photo of your afternoon at the Putnam and a gift is included. Tea-length or party dresses recommended (gloves and hats optional). $40/adults over 12 and $35/children age 5-12.  Member pricing: $35/adults and $30/children. Not recommended for children under 5. Event hosted by Janette Manion, Maggie DeLaney and Marsha Findlay with special thanks to Red Rover Children's Learning Center, Talbot's, Ann's Hallmark and ShutterBooth.


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For more information on Diana: A Celebration click here!
How About Hosting a Table of Eight (8) and Inviting Some Friends Who Need the LORD?

The author of "that book" that everyone has been talking about: "90 Minutes in Heaven." You wont want to miss his testimony! You wont want your friends to, either! Especially your unsaved friends...

Mr. Piper will tell what happened to him that day and share his testimony during the prayer breakfast from 8 to 10 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 28, at the RiverCenter, 136 E. 3rd St., Davenport.

Singer Guy Penrod appeared in concerts all around the world for years with the Bill Gaither Vocal Band. This year, as a solo artist, he has been nominated for 2 Dove Awards! His album "Hymns" was nominated for "Country Album of the Year," and, second, "Leaning On The Everlasting Arms" was nominated for "Country Song of the Year"!

Join us at the 19th Annual Quad Cities Prayer Breakfast!

 


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