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Bettendorf Public Library takes show on road with BettConnect (opens the original)
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Many people gathered Wednesday afternoon, Sept. 30, to check out the Bettendorf Public Library’s new outreach vehicle, called BettConnect. Mayor Bob Gallagher joined other city and library leaders to cut a city ribbon at the library entrance for the new $238,000 vehicle, which contains 1,500 mostly newer books. “The arrival of the BettConnect is an exciting opportunity to take the Bettendorf Public Library beyond our walls and bring the library to even more members of our community, regardless o
The Center in Davenport works to recover from two incidents of vandalism (opens the original)
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The Center, 1411 Brady St., Davenport, is seeking public support and financial donations to respond to two separate acts of vandalism that have caused extensive damage to their HVAC system, electrical infrastructure and roof. The first incident (in the spring) resulted in nearly $100,000 in damage and an estimated $65,000 insurance shortfall. While repairs were underway, the property was vandalized a second time last Thursday, significantly increasing the scope of the work. Based on current esti
Tiny Galva, Illinois is part of global music research, action (opens the original)
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Artists from around the world have performed in Galva, Cambridge and Bishop Hill, Ill., in recent years. Now the world is coming to Henry County for its expertise and experience. The Galva Arts Council has been selected again for the Music Policy Resilience Network (MPRN), beginning a new phase of work to turn the region’s success with live music into lasting cultural, educational and economic opportunity. Focusing on mainly small communities, Galva and the region are among 30 worldwide in MPRN,
New 'Spring Awakening' in Rock Island carries off-stage tragedies to an already heavy show (opens the original)
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The musical “Spring Awakening” – to open in downtown Rock Island Oct. 9 – is already freighted with lots of emotion, and heavy topics like physical, emotional and sexual abuse, teen sexuality, abortion and suicide. The Center for Living Arts (CLA) is now carrying even more on its shoulders for the new production. A 2006 rock musical with music by Duncan Sheik and a book and lyrics by Steven Sater, it’s based on the 1891 German play Spring Awakening by Frank Wedekind. Set in late 19th-century Ger
Taiwan leader in Chicago urges more U.S. support for island (opens the original)
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Dennis Lei watched the recent summit between Chinese president Xi Jinping and U.S. president Donald Trump in Washington, D.C. with keen interest. Lei has served as Director General of the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Chicago, since 2023. He studied Diplomacy and International Law at National Chengchi University, Taipei, Taiwan, from 1997-2000, and earned a B.A. in American and English Literature, at National Central University in Taiwan in 1994. The small island nation just east of Chi
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