January 26th - Chamber of Commerce Annual Dinner - Steventon's  

1399 Eagle Ridge Road, LeClaire.

6:00-6:30 pm - Cocktails (Cash Bar)/Silent Auction

6:30 pm - Awards

7:00 pm - Dinner

8:00 pm - Live Auction

6:00-10:00 pm - Music by Keep Off the Grass

Please RSVP by January 18, 2012 to First Central Bank, 563-289-2265 or email DMULVANIA@FIRSTCENTRALSB.COM $30 per person paid in advance. Make checks payable to LeClaire Chamber of Commerce, PO Box 35 , LeClaire , IA 52753

 

CALENDAR

Now through January 6th - Enright's LeClaire Super Car Wash - "Holiday Token Sale "7 tokens for $20 - each token has a value of $6.00. Tokens Make Great Gifts! Stock up for Winter!

Now through the Holidays - Faithful Pilot - Let Chef Robert and his culinary team take care of your next get together. No party is too large or too small. Holiday gathering, retirement, birthday, or just inviting friends over, we want to take care of it for you. Contact Emily 563-289-4156.

Now through the Holidays - Crane and Pelican Whole pies for the Holidays: Pumpkin, Pecan, Apple, Chocolate Cream pies, and Pineapple Rum Upside down cake. Order at (563)289-8774 or at the restaurant. Must be picked up on Saturday 12/22.

December 31st - Faithful Pilot - New Years Eve 2012 - Seating available 5, 7, and 9pm - 563.289.4156. And, from 11pm-1am, Chef Robert and his culinary team are preparing some bites for you to ring in the New Year. $15 per guest with champagne toast.

December 31st - Crane and Pelican Café - 3 Seatings for New Year's Eve
4pm, 6pm and 8pm. $49.95 for 3 courses including a glass of Champagne
Details and Menu at www.craneandpelican.com

January 1st - Adesign will be Celebrating Dr. Rick N. Reed's Doctoral Graduation Open House from noon - 3:00 at the LeClaire Civic Center , 127 S. Cody Road , LeClaire. Sandwiches, cake, and beverages will be served. Please, no gifts. We will be accepting non-perishable goods for area food pantries.

January 8th - Chamber Networking Luncheon - Crane and Pelican - noon

FYI

The folks at Buffalo Bill Museum hope to see you over the holidays! It is a great place to take visiting family and friends and "free admission" is a benefit of your membership! The gift shop is also a great place to pick up unique items for children's stockings, as well as books about local history, "Buffalo Bill" sweatshirts and t-shirts, and other items you can't find elsewhere!  The museum is open daily 9am to 4pm, and Sundays 12noon to 4pm.

From all at Wide River Winery - During the Holiday Season, more than ever, our thoughts turn gratefully to those who have made our progress possible. And in this spirit we say, simply but sincerely Thank you and Merry Christmas. Best Wishes for the Holiday Season & a prosperous Happy New Year.

Warm regards, Dorothy, Ann, Kyle, Martha, Paul, Christy, Mary, Char, Reagan, Dave, Abby, Patrick, Alisha, Barb & Brenda.

During the past weeks the employees of Ascentra have been busy brightening people's lives with random acts of kindness as part of their "Steppin' Up: Paying it Forward" Program.  Over 70 staff members were given $50 each to use in any way they saw fit to help out and surprise any individual or organization of their choice.  The acts range from paying for a stranger's cup of coffee, to multiplying the money by organizing and purchasing supplies for a fundraiser benefiting the Quad Cities Greyhound Association. One employee donated gloves, hats, socks and blankets to The Center in Davenport . A group from the Bettendorf branch put their money together and surprised Family Resources in Davenport with food baskets and turkeys that fed over 60 families at their domestic violence shelter. Senior Account Officer Jeff Gerstel used the opportunity as a teachable moment for his 6-year-old daughter who suggested the money go to a park and together they surprised the Moline Community Development Corporation with a check to help Moline 's Riverside Park get new playground equipment.  Similar acts of kindness took place in Muscatine and Clinton .  See these stories and more at Ascentra's Facebook page at facebook.com/Ascentra.

Asbury United Methodist Church in Bettendorf is looking for a Nursery Childcare Attendant. This is a part-time position, not to exceed 8 hours per week. Interested persons need to be available Sunday mornings as well as occasional weeknights and must be at least 19 years old. We are looking for someone who can provide tender, loving, quality care for infants and toddlers. If you are interested in the position, please contact the church office at 563-355-5218 for the complete job description.

If you would like to share information about events, promotions, news, etc., with Tourism, please send an email to info@visitleclaire.com. Your information will be shared with Shopkeepers, the Chamber and the Tourism Board and will be promoted on Facebook and in monthly emails.

SERVING THE COMMUNITY AND BEYOND

Meals for Seniors at the First Presbyterian Church, LeClaire every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 12 noon. Good food and a time to visit with others. Please call 563-289-3646 and make a reservation 2 days in advance.

Trivia Nights in LeClaire at the LeClaire Civic Center

2013 Trivia Nights:

January 12th - LeClaire Community Library

February 9th Coe Noack Memorial Scholarship

April 6th - LeClaire Little League

April 27th - Civic Club

May - LeClaire Lions TBD

June 8th - Buffalo Bill Museum

LeClaire Trivia Nights have raised over $95,000 for local non-profit organizations! Thank you for your continued support!

LeClaire Park Board Special Events Calendar (clip and save)

Spring 2013 - Spring Fling Easter Egg Hunt ( Hollyhock Park )

Spring 2013 - Cinco de Mayo

French Market Days 2013 -May 18th, plant exchange, sale benefiting Parks Dept.

Summer 2013 - City-Wide Water Explosion ( Hollyhock Park )

Summer 2013 - Bike Parade & Decorating

Summer 2013 - Tug Fest

www.LeClaireChamber.com and visit the Chamber on FaceBook!

Owner/Executive Chef Robert Day has created a new Fall/Winter Menu; the theme of this menu is Deconstruction. "Things that are on this menu are items nobody in Iowa is doing or seeing right now."

The menu launches tonight at 5 p.m

The Faithful Pilot is located in downtown LeClaire and is open Monday - Saturday at 5p.m and Sundays for brunch at 9:30.

Although Chef Robert has done many menu changes with The Faithful Pilot this is his most daring and elaborate one yet. Taking normal everyday menu items like ravioli and opening it up and layering it around foie gras, and braised lamb shank. Chef Robert's passion and creativity comes through on this menu with every plate and every bite.

We  are interviewing for certified and paid soccer coaches to  spearhead the inaugural Davenport Arrows Soccer Academy. The Soccer  Academy will be run by Davenport Parks and Recreation from March through  November with four eight-week sessions at either of our indoor and outdoor  facilities.

The  goal of the academy is simply to offer quality instruction to produce players who stand out and make a difference.  The focus will be on technical skills  development. If you are a certified coach, have playing credentials, or have the  passion and
drive to see soccer played at a very high level from your efforts,  we need your expertise!

Please  call Seve Ghose, Director of Parks and Recreation at 563-326-7817 or email sghose@ci.davenport.ia.us to learn more about the Davenport Arrows Soccer  Academy.

Wondering  what there is to do in the middle of winter? Play golf!

It's a Quad Cities tradition - the annual Wendy's Chili  Golf Open is sure to be a blast! There are two things for certain: "Anything can  happen in the middle of an Iowa winter" and the Wendy's Chili will be delicious!

Every golfer receives brightly colored golf balls, a package of tees, official Chili Golf mementos, and nine modified holes of winter golf.

Registration opens  up on January 1st. $15 per golfer. (You must register in person at the River's Edge in order to select a tee time.)
The River's Edge is located at 700 W River Drive in downtown Davenport. We are just west of Modern Woodmen Ballpark. Our parking lot is underneath the Centennial Bridge. River's Edge is the former Quad City Sports Center and is now owned and operated by the City of Davenport.
Davenport Parks and Recreation Newsletter
January 2013
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Winter  session begins January 7th.....
Sign up now, spaces fill  fast!
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FREE SKATE RENTAL at The River's Edge
During the month of January!
Recreation Programs
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Davenport Junior Theater

DJT is one of our most popular programs!  Don't wait until January toregister or your class will be full!  We have Dance and Theatre classes for kids ages 3 - 18. Theatre classes include Acting, Improv, Broadway, Creative Theatre Fun (3-4 year olds), and more!  Dance classes include Ballet, Tap, Jazz, Hip-Hop, Poms Dance Team and Lyrical.  Classes begin the week of January, 7.  For more information, visit the DJT website atwww.DavenportJuniorTheatre.com

or call 563-326-7862 or 563-328-PARK (7275).

Family Friday Nights

Looking for something fun and affordable to do with the whole family on Friday Nights? Well Davenport  Parks and Recreation has the answer for you.  Our Family Friday Night series includes pizza, lemonade and activities (Popcorn also included at Movie Night)!  Best of all, if you register early it is only $2.50 per person ($4.00 per person at the door).  Click here to pre-register. [http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001uNcLtVOkBr_4-BIyv5I_2IsFq9YeKLiaQKOTaYq6i1toGZ6DiYDVyN0bB5J-PB7zkZghRQpXPdhWPazBmEq77Alsub37GkDOAJmmFfKORXbnF-Mop1K8AlM-2QbjlM90w2apnVJlRGZxXBYdSFAVSU8EVFmiRwCL]

6:00pm - 9:00pm

January 11 - Movie Night "Jurassic Park": Davenport Junior Theatre

January 25- Friday Night Jam : Roosevelt Community Center

School Out Days

Need something FUN for your kids to do when school is not in session? We have school out days for all ages. Elementary age students can attend either the River's Edge or Roosevelt Community Center. Days will be filled with playing games, doing crafts,
taking field trips and spending time with friends. Intermediate age students will attend Collins House and days will be focused on exploring future career options and helping engage youth in volunteerism. Program will run from 7:30 am - 5:30 pm. Each student should bring a water bottle and sack lunch, wear socks and gym shoes, and bring warm clothes to skate! Afternoon snacks will be provided.

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Wine 101

Learn the basics of wine at this fun tasting class. We will sample a dozen different styles of wines from sweet to dry while discussing wine fundamentals including terminology; choosing, storing, and serving a wine; food parings and more. Don't be intimidated. This class is all about learning to trust your own taste buds.

Class includes cheese, crackers and other palate cleansers so have a light dinner before class. You can do all this for $20.

Class will be held at Camp McClellan Cellars - 2302 E 11th Street, Davenport.  You must be 21 years old to participate.

Snowshoe Fun

Come join a winter morning of walking in the snow in Duck Creek  Park on January 26th. This park offers a great opportunity to explore along the recreation trail in winter. If there is no snow a nature walk will still take place. Bring a pair of binoculars or borrow one of ours to view some wildlife. Program has a $2 fee, but call Parks and Recreation, 328-7275, to reserve snowshoes. Meet at the shelter at the bottom of the hill. Wear shoes and avoid large/wide boots.

Walk with the Eagles

View the most majestic bird this winter, the Bald Eagle, on January 5th, 2013 at 9am. Meet at the Credit Island Lodge to start our adventure. Bring your binoculars or borrow one of ours to see the eagles and other wildlife. Bring the whole family for some winter fun! For more information contact Davenport  Parks and Recreation at 563-328-7275.  There is a $2 fee.

Adaptive and Inclusive Programs

The programs below provide recreation opportunities for person with special needs, including those with physical, mental or emotional disabilities.  Adaptive and Inclusive programs are offered in structured, success-oriented environments in the areas of
sports and fitness, arts, independent living skills, social activities and special events.

Garden Basics:

Through this class you will learn all about the basic elements that plants need to survive, how to care for them, and help them grow better. We will also have a look at tools, techniques and exciting garden projects. Tues evenings 6pm. prepare to learn, grow and get a little dirty. Meet at the Vander Veer Enabling Garden. Program starts Tuesday January 8th  from 6-7pm.
Fun With Art! - Drawing

Come spend your afternoon perfecting your drawing skills with good friends! This one time class will take place on Tuesday, January 8th, 2013 from 3:30pm to 5:30pm. The fee will be $20 and will include all required items.

Ju Jitsu for Adults-WINTER-Tues & Thurs 6-8pm  RCC

Ju-Jitsu is a mixed martial arts class with a focus on the wrestling side.  This program is dedicated to providing quality, safe developmental instruction to meet needs of various levels of participants while improving the participants health and overall wellness.  Class strives to teach ideals that will help in work  and home life:  courtesy, integrity, perseverance, self-control and indomitable spirit. All instruction is well supervised with the student's safety and enjoyment foremost in mind.  This class is for 18 and up.  ALL PARTICIPANTS MUST REGISTER TO TAKE PART IN THE CLASS AND SIGN A RELEASE.

Sports

Indoor Soccer League: Womens WINTER

Womens Adult League is aimed at athletes over 18 who enjoy soccer, and want to get in some healthy competiton while getting exercise. Try to win it all while having fun!

Game Play is 7 v 7. Games will be on Wednesday evenings from approximately 6pm to 11pm. *The fee is for the entire team, only the captain needs to register*

Indoor Soccer League: High School Boys WINTER

This league is for boys currently in high school. Athletes will play using the whole turf field for full sided games. The games will field 7v7 competition with a cap of 15 per roster. Games will be played on Friday Evenings starting at 5:30 pm.

Tai Chi 101

Tai Chi Ch'uan translates as "The Grand Ultimate."  The Grand Ultimate is the study of "Chi" otherwise defined as inner strength or energy; both your own and others. The study of Tai Chi generate a natural state of euphoria without the use of drugs, alcohol, hypnosis or other unnatural and unhealthy means.  With this particular study of Tai Chi, one will learn what affects the individual Chi, how to gain more of it, how to use one's Chi and how to balance it.
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Golf
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Duck Creek Golf Course

Duck Creek Golf Course remains open throughout the winter season. When there is snow on the ground, the course is open for cross country skiing. No snow means the fairways are open for golf. Check with the clubhouse for the status of the course.
Call 563-326-7824.

Indoor Golf Range at The River's Edge
Don't forget our indoor golf range is now open! A large bucket of balls is only $5, and hours are  generally:
Mon - Fri, 7:00am -  3:00pm
We will be closed  New Year's Day, and the golf range will close at 11:30am while school is  out. Call The River's Edge  at 563-328-PARK (7275) for more information.

Get ready for golf this spring with 10% off

Our  re-loadable Player Card, which can be used for green fees and cart fees has a 10% bonus. Load the card in multiples of $100, and get an  extra 10%.

Just  come down to the Parks and Recreation office at the River's Edge to buy your Player Card or to re-load your existing one. River's Edge is open 6am - 10pm, 7 days a week for your convenience.
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From our partners in Bettendorf
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Davenport Parks and Recreation has partnered with our sister organization in Bettendorf to offer you even more!  See their highlighted programs below:

Adult  Men's & Co-Ed Softball Packets are available Monday, Jan 21st 2013  (online or at the Bettendorf Life Fitness Center)

Deadline for the Packets: Friday, Feb  22nd 2013  (Packets, Money, and Rosters are all due to be considered  into the leagues)

Teams will be notified Friday, Mar 8th if they made it into the league / Leagues start  week of April 15th

Captain's Mtg on Wednesday, Mar  13th:   Men's @5:45pm  Co-Ed @6:30pm

Men's  League: $430 p/team + $26 ASA fee

10  week/20 game season (play dbl headers)

Single elimination tourney

Co-Ed: $330  p/team +$26 ASA fee

15 week/15 game season (single games)

Single elimination tourney

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JANUARY SPECIAL!
FREE SKATE RENTAL ALL MONTH!
Start the year off right with free skate rental during all public skates during the month of January.  You only pay the $5 fee to skate and the skate rental is free! Save $3 every time you skate!
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Winter Session
begins January 7
Sign up now . . .
Spaces fill up fast!

Parks and Recreation Winter Programs begin the week of January 7!

Don't wait until the last minute to register! Nothing kills a program  quicker than everyone waiting until the last minute.

We offer many courses geared toward youth including:

* Learn to  Skate
* Junior  Theater
* Nature  programs
* Yoga for  kids
* Tae Kwon  Do
* Tumbling
* Dance  programs
* And much  more!

Click  below to browse our online catalog and to register for any of our programs
online.

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By ROBERT LAURIE - There's a good chance that this is the most depressing statistic you'll see all year

According to a new Army report, as of November, 303 active-duty, Reserve and National Guard soldiers had committed suicide in 2012.  During the same period, 212 men and women in uniform were lost due to combat fatalities in Afghanistan.

Back in June, the number of suicides stood at 154 - roughly half of the current total.

Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta acknowledged the problem and blamed society at large. "We're dealing with broader societal issues," he said. "Substance abuse, financial distress and relationship problems -the risk factors for suicide also reflect problems that will endure beyond war."To continue reading click here.

(DES MOINES) - Gov. Terry E. Branstad and Lt. Gov. Kim Reynolds today announced the streamlining of restoration of voting rights application. The announcement of a streamlined process comes after the administration heard from Iowans regarding the process and recognized the need to act.

The updated application may be found at: https://governor.iowa.gov/constituent-services/restoration-of-citizenship-rights/.

"When an individual commits a felony, it is fair they earn their rights back by paying restitution to their victim, court costs, and fines," said Branstad.  "Iowa has a good and fair policy on the restoration of rights for convicted felons, and to automatically restore the right to vote without requiring the completion of the responsibilities associated with the criminal conviction would damage the balance between the rights and responsibility of citizens."

"Too often victims are forgotten and it is important victims of felonies and serious crimes receive their restitution," said Reynolds. "The updated process for restoration of voting rights streamlines the process for applicants while ensuring we are mindful of the victims of the crime."

The updated application includes:

  • Simplified instructions for applicants
  • Clarification of the current policy about submitting documentation to show an applicant completed paying their fines, restitution and court costs or has been making consistent payments in good faith
  • Provides contact information so applicants can obtain free resources to help them fill out the application
  • Removes the requirement for a credit history check for the voting application
  • Provides a more detailed "checklist of materials" to help applicants turn in a completed application
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CHICAGO- December 28, 2012. Governor Pat Quinn today took action on the following bills:

 

Bill No.: SB 551

An Act Concerning: Local Government

Transfers the Salem Armory to the City of Salem by clarifying that the new Readiness Center will be in the City of Mt. Vernon.

Action: Signed

Effective Date: June 1, 2013.

 

Bill No.: SB 678

An Act Concerning: Regulation

Extends the sunset date of Section 2.5 of the Illinois Plumbing License Law to January 1, 2014.

Action: Signed

Effective Date: Immediately

 

Bill No.: SB 2915

An Act Concerning: Regulation

Extends the sunset date of the Medical Practice Act to December 31, 2013.

Action: Signed

Effective Date: Immediately

 

Bill No.: SB 2936

An Act Concerning: Regulation

Extends the sunset of The Dietetic and Nutrition Services Practice Act to January 1, 2023; changes name of the Act to The Dietitian Nutritionist Practice Act; creates an alternative path to licensure for nutritionists; and revises the composition of the Dietitian Nutritionist Practice Board.

Action: Signed

Effective Date: Immediately

 

Bill No.: SB 3245

An Act Concerning: Government

Exempts unclaimed property vouchers from the requirement that vouchers under five dollars be paid through an electronic funds transfer and outlines local government financial reporting requirements.

Action: Signed

Effective Date: Immediately

 

Bill No.: SB 3430

An Act Concerning: State Government

Extends the authority of Central Management Services to administer the workers' compensation liability program for an additional six months to allow for transition to a third-party administrator.

Action: Signed

Effective Date: Immediately

 

Bill No.: SB 3498

An Act Concerning: State Government

Extends grants and grant-making authority under the Illinois Grant Funds Recovery Act through June 30, 2013.

Action: Signed

Effective Date: Immediately

 

 

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Bettendorf – The grownups get to have their New Year's Eve fun at night, so the Family Museum offers kids a chance to celebrate the arrival of 2013 during the daylight hours with a countdown to 12:00 noon! This event will be on Monday, December 31 from 9:30 AM through 12:30 PM with a countdown at 12:00 noon. Festivities include art activities for the whole family,

live music performed by the Meyers Brothers from 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM, a countdown to 12:00 PM with noisemakers, party hats, and lots of confetti! Event is included with membership or paid admission.

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DAVENPORT, Iowa - Dec. 27, 2012 - Olivia and Mason were the most popular names for babies born at Genesis this year.

Olivia (18 babies) edged out Isabella (17) as the most popular name for newborn girls at Genesis BirthCenters in Davenport and at Genesis Medical Center, Illini Campus, Silvis. Sophia, No. 3 on the Genesis list this year, held the top spot the past two years.

Olivia moved up from a tie for sixth in 2011.

Mason, which didn't make the Genesis top ten last year but was No. 1 in 2010 at Genesis, was the name for 17 baby boys born at Genesis.

The rest of the top most popular girls names for Genesis babies were Ava and Madison (12); and Emma and Zoey (11).

Following Mason as the most popular boys name at Genesis were Benjamin (14), William, Alexander and Noah (13 each).

Babies born at Genesis were trendy again in 2012. The top five girls names nationally, according to babycenter.com were Sophia, Emma, Olivia, Isabella and Ava. The top five boys names were Aiden, Jackson, Ethan, Liam and Mason.

Isabella, the most popular baby girls name at Genesis in 2009 and No. 1 nationally in 2010, continues to be a regular on popular baby name lists. Isabella instantly became one of the most popular baby girl names in the U.S. with the release of the "Twilight" series of books and movies.

A few babies born at Genesis in 2012 can be pretty certain they won't have to share their names with classmates. Among the unique names given to babies born at Genesis in 2012 were Aabro, Akyndrea, Ellashawnee, Jahzzyiah, Laushantiana, Princess Tylaiz, Unterriona, Izhais, Souleymane and Xhevdet.

Most Popular Girls Baby Names In 2012 At Genesis BirthCenters

1. Olivia (18); 2. Isabella (17); 3. Sophia (14); 4. tie, Ava and Madison (12); 6. tie, Emma (11) and Zoey (11); 8. tie, Avery and Chloe (10); 10. Lily (9).

Most Popular Boys Baby Names In 2012 At Genesis BirthCenters

1. Mason (17); 2. Benjamin (14); 3. tie, William, Alexander and Noah (13); 6. Elijah (12); 7. tie, Henry, Anthony, Jayden and Jackson (11). 

Most Popular Girls Baby Names In 2011 At Genesis BirthCenters

1. Sophia (22); 2. Ava (17); 3. tie, Addison and Isabella (16); 5. Lily (13); 6. tie, Olivia, Emily and Ella (11); 9. Madison (10); 10. Kylee (9).

Most Popular Boys Baby Names In 2011 At Genesis BirthCenters

1. Alexander (17); 2. Elijah (15); 3. tie, Noah and Landon (14); 5. Logan (13); 6. tie, Owen, Aiden, Brayden, Liam (12); 10. tie, Gavin and Jackson (11).

Most Popular Girls Baby Names In 2010 At Genesis BirthCenters

1. Sophia (30); 2. Isabella (23); 3. Emma (22); 4. Ava (20); 5. Addison (18); 6. Ella (17); 7. tie, Madison (14) and Madelyn (14); 9. tie, Lillian (13) and Abigail (13).

Most Popular Boys Baby Names In 2010 At Genesis BirthCenters

1. Mason (22); 2. Aiden (17); 3. tie, Alexander (13); Jacob (13); Jayden (13); Luke (13); Zachary (13); 8. tie, Noah, Owen, Caleb, Benjamin, and Carter (12).

Most Popular Girls Baby Names In 2009 At Genesis BirthCenters

1. Isabella (27); 2. Olivia (20); 3. Addison (17); 4. Abigail (16); 5. Ava (15); 6. Grace (14); 7. tie, Emily; Emma and Madison (12); 10. tie, Alexis and Hailey (11).

Most Popular Boys Baby Names In 2009 At Genesis BirthCenters

1. Noah (20); 2. tie, Ethan and Carter (19); 4. Alexander (18); 5. Logan (17); 6. tie, Jacob and Aiden (16); 8. Benjamin (15); 9. Jack (14); 10. William (13).

Most Popular Girls Baby Names In 2008 At Genesis Birth Centers

1. Addison (21); 2. Hailey (20); 3. Madeline (18); 4. tie, Abigail, Emily and Emma (17); 7. tie, Isabella and Olivia (16); 9. Chloe (15); 10. Ava (12).

Most Popular Boys Baby Names In 2008 At Genesis Birth Center

1. Jaden (25); 2. Aiden (23); 3. tie, Alexander and Noah (21); 5. tie, Kaiden and William (19); 7. tie, Landon and Logan (17); 9. Elijah (16); 10. Benjamin (15).

Most Popular Girls Baby Names In 2007 At Genesis Birth Centers

1. Ava (22); 2. Olivia (21); 3. tie, Addison and Lily (18); 5. Elizabeth (16); 6. tie, Madeline, Alexis, Sophia, Isabella (14); 10. tie, Emma, Madison (13).

Most Popular Boys Baby Names In 2007 At Genesis Birth Centers

1. Aiden (29); 2. tie, Noah and Jacob (18); 4. Ethan (17); 5. tie Jackson, Tyler, Landon, Gabriel, Benjamin, William and Alexander (Alex) 15.

Most Popular Girls Baby Names In 2006 at Genesis Birth Centers

1. Emma (29); 2. Olivia (20); 3. tie, Ava and Hannah (19); 5. Addison (18); 6. Grace (17); 6. Isabella (16); 7. Abigail (15); 8. tie, Alexis and Lauren (14); 10. Emily (13).

Most Popular Boys Baby Names In 2006 at Genesis Birth Centers

1. Ethan (28); 2. tie, Aiden and Carter (20); 4. tie, Andrew, Logan, Mason and Noah (17); 8. tie, Alexander and Jacob (16); 10. tie, Hunter and Joseph (15).

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