23 Nov 2015

FEDERAL COURT SENTENCES ILLEGAL ALIEN ON DRUG CHARGES

By Shelly Robertson
DAVENPORT, IA - On November 19, 2015, Jose Manuel Dominguez-Anguiano a/k/a Manuel Francisco Zuniga, age 44, of Mexico, was sentenced by Chief United States District Court Judge John A. Jarvey to 46 months in prison on the charges of conspiracy to distribute a mixture or substance containing cocaine, and distribution of a mixture or substance containing cocaine, announced Acting United States Attorney Kevin VanderSchel. Dominguez-Anguiano was also ordered to pay $200 towards the Crime Victims Fund. Dominguez-Anguiano will be turned over to the Immigration officials upon release from prison.

Between November 2007 and May 2008, Dominguez-Anguiano participated in a conspiracy to distribute cocaine which involved the sale of more than 1,000 grams of cocaine in the Iowa City, Iowa, area.

This matter was investigated by the Iowa Division of Narcotics Enforcement, the Johnson County, Iowa, Drug Task Force, and Iowa City, Iowa, Police Department. The case was prosecuted by the United States Attorney's Office for the Southern District of Iowa as part of the Project Safe Neighborhood initiative.

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20 Nov 2015

Save at the German American Heritage Center

By Janet Brown-Lowe

Now Through Dec. 1st

SAVE 15% ON ALL

Tree Toppers & Steins!

Visit our Gift Shop now through Dec. 1st and receive 15% off these items- We have a wide selection of tree toppers and steins and you are first to know about this sale! Also, receive a free gift with ANY purchase- while supplies last!

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Jan Brett at Davenport Public Library!
Sunday, Dec. 6th at 10am the DPL will be hosting author Jan Brett for a presentation & book signing!

Tickets will be required for attending both the Jan Brett Presentation and Book Signing. The Main Library will be open only to ticket holders on Sun. Dec. 6. Doors at 9:30
Tickets are Free and Available at any of the three Davenport Public Library branches.
All of Jan Brett's books will be for sale including her new book The Turnip. The first 100 families in line will receive a free Jan Brett poster. Tickets will be numbered.
Hedgie,Jan's favorite friend from The Mitten and The Hat will be visiting the Library that day too! You can get your photo taken with Hedgie and Jan's Tour bus too!
Purchase a Jan Brett book at the German American Heritage Center! 10% off all Jan Brett books and 15% off for members in honor of our friends at DPL bringing her to Davenport!
If you purchase a book at GAHC please keep and take your receipt with you to the event.
We have 8 tickets available! First Come-First Served!
20 Nov 2015

Gov. Branstad joins call for President Obama to suspend Syrian refugee resettlement efforts to address security concerns

By Randy Stalsberg
(DES MOINES) - Gov. Branstad today joined twenty-seven other governors from around the United States in calling on President Obama to pause his plan to resettle Syrian refugees until further improvements can be made to the vetting process.

In the letter, the governors express serious concerns about recent comments made by Federal Bureau of Investigation Director James Comey in which he admitted that the U.S. does not have the capacity to adequately screen all Syrian refugees who attempt to enter the U.S..

A copy of the letter can be found here.

20 Nov 2015

ART SALE: Call for artists, musicians and community members

By DAAC

Friday, December 11 - 5 to 9pm  
Saturday, December 12 - 12 to 6pm
@ Dubuque Area Arts Collective - 902 Main street Help support the Dubuque Area Arts Collective and the coming year's arts programming by selling or donating your art, used or new art supplies, prints, music CDs and vinyl, gift certificates, your talents (come play your tunes during the art sale), or simply by attending our second annual Art Sale.

The Dubuque Area Arts Collective (DAAC) is an all-volunteer 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, composed of a group of local creatives working in a grassroots fashion to enhance arts in the area and provide an entryway for artists to engage and enrich the arts and culture of Dubuque. We are also a contemporary art gallery, displaying the works of artists, both local and regional, as well as from around the country and world. We also produce a monthly music and arts podcast, two print publications, a blog, and soon-to-be public access TV show. Support DAAC and local artists by buying holiday gifts at this event!

SELL OR DONATE YOUR WORK:

ARTISTS: Contact us at salondbq@gmail.com by December 6, just tell us what you'll bring (no fee required. Gallery suggests a donation of 50+% of sales to DAAC).

All media accepted, including 2D and 3D art work, crafts, CDs, records, jewelry, prints, art supplies (used and new), frames, T-shirts, comic books, and more!

ART & DONATIONS DROP-OFF:
December 7 and 8
from 4:30 to 7pm (902 Main Street)

BUSINESSES: become a DAAC official sponsor through monetary donations, gift cards, supplies or by sponsoring a wall in the gallery. We will advertise your business!

Contact us at:
Salondbq@gmail.com

20 Nov 2015

Annual holiday Polar Express Pajama Party!

By Putnam Museum
Join us at The Putnam for a holiday season favorite,
the annual Polar Express Pajama Parties on December 17, 18 & 19!
Families are encouraged to come dressed to impress in their pajamas to the Putnam, and enjoy activities such as decorating your own sleigh bell, getting your face painted, a Lights-Out Museum Scavenger Hunt (Don't forget to bring your flashlight!), and holiday games.  Families and guests will also get to pick out their favorite hot chocolate toppings as they grab a cup of hot cocoa on their way into the Putnam's National Geographic GIANT Screen Theater for a viewing of the classic holiday film The Polar Express 3D.
Purchase your tickets online or by calling (563) 324-1933! ?Space is limited and reservations are required.
The Polar Express 3D
A young boy embarks on a magical adventure to the North Pole on the Polar Express. During his adventure he learns about friendship, bravery, and the spirit of Christmas.
More information
20 Nov 2015

Fraternal Order of Police official receives national and statewide appointments to help chart future of law enforcement

By Dave Blanchette

SPRINGFIELD - Illinois Fraternal Order of Police (FOP) Second Vice President Keith Turney has received appointments to two groups that will help chart the future of law enforcement in the nation and in the state of Illinois. Turney will serve on the National FOP Legislative Committee and on the Illinois Commission on Police Professionalism. Both appointments are effective immediately.

"Keith is the definition of police professionalism and these two appointments recognize his dedicated and untiring service to the law enforcement community," said Illinois FOP President Chris Southwood. "It's an honor that one of our own will be an integral part of charting the future course of law enforcement in our state and nation."

"I feel honored by these appointments that will allow me to represent the interests of the Illinois FOP on the state and national level," Turney said. "It is vital that the men and women who protect and serve the public in one of the nation's most dangerous and challenging professions have an effective voice at all levels of government."

National FOP President Chuck Canterbury named Turney to the five-member FOP Legislative Committee for 2015 - 2017. The committee monitors and drafts federal legislation concerning all aspects of law enforcement, from working conditions to training to citizen interaction. The members also communicate with federal elected officials about matters that pertain to law enforcement.

Illinois Governor Bruce Rauner appointed Turney to serve on the Illinois Commission on Police Professionalism. The Commission, whose members are not paid, was created by the Police Reform Omnibus Act passed by the Illinois General Assembly this past May. The Commission will review current training, duties, identification, and other matters pertaining to law enforcement officers, and submit a report and recommendations to the General Assembly and Governor by January 31, 2016.

Turney is currently the Second Vice President of the Illinois Fraternal Order of Police State Lodge and has served as a Field Representative for the Illinois Fraternal Order of Police Labor Council for the past five years. Before joining the FOP Labor Council,Turney had a 31-year career with the Joliet Police Department, the fourth largest in the state of Illinois, retiring as a commander.

The Fraternal Order of Police, founded in 1915, is the largest organization of sworn law enforcement officers in the United States. With a proud tradition of officers representing officers, the FOP is the most respected and most recognized police organization in the country. The Illinois FOP, chartered in 1963, is the second largest State Lodge, proudly representing more than 32,000 active duty and retired police officers - more than 10 percent of all FOP members nationwide. Visit www.ilfop.org for more information.

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20 Nov 2015

Bipartisan Group of Former Agriculture Secretaries Urges Congress to Pass Trade Pacific Partnership

By USDA Office of Communications

Former Secretaries Say Boosting Exports and Trade Critical to American Agriculture Economy

WASHINGTON, Nov. 20, 2015 - A bipartisan group of former U.S. Agriculture Secretaries, today issued an open letter urging Congress to pass the Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP). The former secretaries note that opening new markets for exports is critical for farmers and rural communities. Agricultural exports provide 20 percent of farm income and support more than 1 million jobs, many of them in rural communities. TPP is a new trade deal that will create new opportunities for American-grown and American-made products in the dynamic Asia-Pacific region. By opening new markets in Japan, Vietnam, and other countries, we are giving our producers access to new customers and expanding their sales. These sales will generate more farm production, and related activities, that will grow the U.S. economy.

The letter from the former secretaries follows:

As former Secretaries of Agriculture, we have been personally invested in the negotiation of every major U.S. trade agreement of the past 40 years. We know from experience how important such agreements are to the economic well-being of our farmers and ranchers. In every negotiation where agriculture has been on the agenda these negotiations have expanded our markets, boosted farm incomes, and in the process created new jobs, both on-farm and off-farm, in rural America.

The recently concluded Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP) negotiations are in that same mold. TPP, a high-standard, 12-country agreement, represents this nation's "rebalance toward Asia," which fits American agriculture perfectly. That's where populations are increasing, as is purchasing power, and that's what dramatically enhances the demand for our food. We will in the future benefit significantly from increased access to those markets.

We have long had aspirations to sell more of our products to Japan, and we'll now have that enhanced opportunity. But TPP also opens up new markets in the growing economies of Vietnam and Malaysia. And it even provides additional access to Canada's poultry, egg and dairy markets.

TPP is a 21st-century agreement that sets enforceable "rules of the road" for trade throughout the region, and with countries currently representing over 40 percent of the global economy. But it is also meant to be an open platform for other countries to potentially join, over time, if they are willing to meet the high standards set forth in the agreement, and if we and the other TPP members?and our own Congress?confirm they can meet that bar. That means potential future agricultural export opportunities could open up within the region.

In addition, we should recognize that it is far better to be "on the inside" of agreements like TPP, than "on the outside" looking in. Being an insider gives all TPP participants an inherent competitive advantage over those countries which were not involved.

TPP obviously has non-economic benefits too. It will solidify our working relationship with the participating Asian (and South American) countries, and that has both foreign policy and national security implications. And "beyond the border" provisions such as enforceable labor and environmental provisions in developing countries?beyond mere tariff reductions?also help level the playing field for U.S. businesses and American exports, including agricultural products.

No trade agreement ever negotiated?TPP included?is perfect. But we should never let perfection be the enemy of the good, and this is a very good trade agreement. In addition to its market access benefits, it will establish the rules of the game for international trade - and help drive up standards for the entire world - for years to come. That is especially invaluable to a country like the United States, which tries to follow the rules of the global marketplace, whereas others often do not. TPP represents solid, committed leadership by the U.S. in international trade, and in one of the most dynamic, fastest-growing regions of the world.

For American agriculture there is no downside to TPP, and there is substantial upside. Hence, we strongly support a vote of approval by the U.S. Congress.

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Signed,

Secretary Ed Schafer (2008-2009)

Secretary Mike Johanns (2005-2007)

Secretary Ann Veneman (2001-2005)

Secretary Dan Glickman (1995-2001)

Secretary Mike Espy (1993-1994)

Secretary Clayton K. Yeutter (1989-1991)

Secretary John R. Block (1981-1986)

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20 Nov 2015

A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE KOREAN WAR

By Karen M. Le Seure
The Illinois Korean  Memorial Association has published a booklet, " A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE KOREAN WAR". It has a tear proof cover, actual headlines, photos from Department of Defense, peace talks, maps, American Commanders & more, all from 1950-53 era.  A must for any teacher who wants to hold a class, or a student who wants to write  a paper on the Korean War. To receive a copy, send $10 check or money order to Illinois Korean Memorial Association, P.O. Box 8554, Springfield, Illinois 62791.  100% of all funds go to the book project to send this booklet to Illinois schools & libraries at no charge.
20 Nov 2015

Iowa Supreme Court Opinions November 20, 2015

By Iowa Judicial Branch
November 20, 2015

Notice: The opinions posted on this site are slip opinions only. Under the Rules of Appellate Procedure a party has a limited number of days to request a rehearing after the filing of an opinion. Also, all slip opinions are subject to modification or correction by the court. Therefore, opinions on this site are not to be considered the final decisions of the court. The official published opinions of the Iowa Supreme Court are those published in the North Western Reporter published by West Group.

Opinions released before April 2006 and available in the archives are posted in Word format. Opinions released after April 2006 are posted to the website in PDF (Portable Document Format).   Note: To open a PDF you must have the free Acrobat Reader installed. PDF format preserves the original appearance of a document without requiring you to possess the software that created that document. For more information about PDF read: Using the Adobe Reader.

For your convenience, the Judicial Branch offers a free e-mail notification service for Supreme Court opinions, Court of Appeals opinions, press releases and orders. To subscribe, click here.

NOTE: Copies of these opinions may be obtained from the Clerk of the Supreme Court, Judicial Branch Building, 1111 East Court Avenue, Des Moines, IA 50319, for a fee of fifty cents per page.

No. 15-1391

IOWA SUPREME COURT ATTORNEY DISCIPLINARY BOARD vs. ALEXANDRA M. NELISSEN
20 Nov 2015

LeClaire Chamber of Commerce Friday Announcements - 11/20/2015

By LeClaire Chamber of Commerce

CITY COUNCIL VACANCY

Due to the results of the recent City elections a vacancy will occur on the City Council effective as of January 1, 2016. At this time the LeClaire City Council intends to fill this vacancy by appointment.

All persons interested in being appointed to this vacancy and to be considered for such must submit a standard City committee membership application form (available at City Hall or on the City' website, "Board & Committee Membership Application", along with a general letter of interest (resume) to the City Clerk at 325 Wisconsin Street, LeClaire, Iowa 52753 by the close of business (5:00 p.m. local time) on Thursday, December 31, 2015. Notice is further given that this appointment shall be for the period until the next pending election (November 8, 2016). Prospective candidate/applicants review and interviews have been tentatively set by the City Council for their Committee-of-the-Whole meeting to be held on Monday, January 4, 2016 at 7:00 p.m.  This appointment is expected to be formally considered at the Council meeting to be held at 7:00 p.m. on Monday, January 18, 2016. The electors of the City of LeClaire have the right to file a petition requiring that the vacancy be filled by a special election. A valid petition requesting a special election to fill the vacancy must be filed with the LeClaire City Clerk within fourteen days after the publication of the official "Notice of Vacancy" or within fourteen days after the appointment is made, whichever is later. If you have any questions, please contact the LeClaire City Clerk's office at 563-289-4242.

 

CALENDAR

November 21st - Annual Community Thanksgiving Meal - LeClaire Fire Station 5:00pm. Everyone is welcome to come and eat and enjoy the fellowship! Come and get to know your neighbors. More information please Contact Jenna Graff - 717-580-1101

 

November 20th, 21st, 22nd - Enright's Le Claire Super Wash Annual Holiday Promotion to Kick Off Holiday Token Sale! Free carwashes 11:00-5:00, Friday and Saturday, the 20th and 21st! Automatic carwash tokens on sale 5 for $20, each token a $6.50 value. Tokens may can be purchased with cash, check, or credit card and make Great Holiday Gifts! Sign up to win carwashes and the "Blue Super Wash Wagon".   Weekly winners posted on our reader board.  Attendants on duty 8:30-10:00, Monday thru Friday and 8:30 to 3:00, on weekends. All attendant hours are subject to weather.

November 23rd - Economic Development Meeting - City Hall - 8a.m.

November 23rd - The Faithful Pilot Café & Spirits - New Menu Launch! Call 563-289-4156 for reservations.

November 28th - Small Business Saturday Support the local economy by shopping LeClaire's small businesses. Fun scavenger hunt will be offered with chance to win a prize. More information to come. #LeClaireShopSmall

 

December 3rd - Local Photographer Burt Gearhart will present "Seasonal Scenery of LeClaire" at the LeClaire Community Library 6:30pm "All-ages" slide presentation and lecture. Prints of Bald Eagles, rural scenery, the Mississippi River, and historic beauty of LeClaire on display. Free, seating is limited. http://www.leclaire.lib.ia.us/archive/2015/12/seasonal-scenery-of-le-claire

 

December 4th - First Friday - 5:30-8pm.

Fun food and cocktail sampling at the Mississippi River Distilling Co.

Wine tasting at Wide River Winery

Live music at 7:30pm at The Faithful Pilot Café & Spirits with Bobby Ray Bunch

Restaurant specials, and some shops open late!

 

December 4th-6th - Christmas in LeClaire!

With crafts, Silent Auction, baked goods, cookie decorating and great shopping at all our unique shops and good food at the restaurants, you're sure to find the perfect gift for those special people in your lives. There's something for everyone at Christmas in LeClaire, brought to you by WQAD.

Schedule of Events:

Friday, December 4th

9-5 - Buffalo Bill Museum Tours - Adults $5, Seniors $4, ages 6-16, $1

10-5 - Masonic Lodge - Cookie Sale, Lunch and Crafts.

10-8 - LeClaire Civic Center - Crafts, Silent Auction, Baked Goods & More. Author Blake Ross will be selling books and prints.

10-8 - Riverside Foursquare Church - Bake Sale & Family Activities. Decorate your own Cookie! FREE coffee and hot chocolate. Warming station.

5-8 - Unique Creations & Gifts - Kids make reindeer food.

5:30-8 - Mississippi River Distilling Company - First Friday Open House. Free cocktail and food samples.

5:30-8 - Santas from Around the World Strolling Through Downtown LeClaire

Saturday, December 5th

8-10 - Breakfast with Santa at Happy Joe's! Sponsored by Happy Joe's and Black Hawk Bank & Trust. Kids - $4.50, Adults - $8.50. Visit with Santa until 11:30.

9-5 - Buffalo Bill Museum Tours - Adults $5, Seniors $4, ages 6-16, $1

10-5 - Masonic Lodge - Cookie Sale, Lunch and Crafts.

10-8 - LeClaire Civic Center - Crafts, Silent Auction, Baked Goods & More. Author Blake Ross will be selling books and prints.

10-8 - Riverside Foursquare Church - Bake Sale & Family Activities. Decorate your own Cookie! FREE coffee and hot chocolate. Warming station.

10-12 - Santas from Around the World Strolling Through Downtown LeClaire

10-3 - Masonic Lodge - Kids can explore "The Miracle of Jesus", sponsored by PPALS Ministry, the Lutheran and Presbyterian Churches of Princeton and LeClaire. Children's activities include games, crafts, food, storytelling and Bethlehem Marketplace booths.

10-4 - LeClaire Civic Center - Luke Travers creates Wooden Shoes

10-4 - LeClaire Civic Center Parking Lot - Chainsaw Carver

11-2 - Antique Archeology - Visit with Mrs. Clause and get a candy cane!

11-4 - LeClaire Civic Center Parking Lot - Santa's Gift Shop. Kids use "Christmas in LeClaire $"!

11-7 - FREE Trolley Rides with designated stops throughout downtown LeClaire.

11- 8 - Unique Creations & Gifts - Kids make reindeer food.

12-5 - Unique Creations & Gifts - Kids get picture with Elf on the Shelf.

12-3 - Mississippi River Distilling Company - WQAD Selfie Set on the patio.

2-4 - Granite Xact - Face Painting and Balloon Artist

2-4 - Santas from Around the World Strolling Through Downtown LeClaire. Stop at Best Days Photography and the kids can have their picture taken with one of the Strolling Santas. There will be a free download so you can print their pictures!

5:30-8 - Mississippi River Distilling Company - First Saturday Open House. Free cocktail and food samples.

Sunday, December 6th

10-4 - LeClaire Civic Center - Crafts, Silent Auction, Baked Goods & More. Bidding for Silent Auction closes at 2PM. Author Blake Ross will be selling books and prints.

10-4 - LeClaire Civic Center - Luke Travers creates Wooden Shoes.

11-4 - LeClaire Civic Center Parking Lot - Santa's Gift Shop. Kids use "Christmas in LeClaire $"!

11-4 - FREE Trolley Rides with designated stops throughout downtown LeClaire.

11-4 - Unique Creations & Gifts - Kids make reindeer food.

12-5 - Buffalo Bill Museum Tours - Adults $5, Seniors $4, ages 6-16, $1

1-3 - Santas from Around the World Strolling Through Downtown LeClaire.

December 5th - Star Gifts for Kids Trivia Night - Leclaire Fire Station Doors open at 6:00 pm and trivia will start at 7pm. Cost is $10 per person. All proceeds go to Star Gifts for Kids! You don't have to be good at trivia - come for the fun, the raffles and to support this great cause! Contact Barry Long to reserve a table - 563-949-6969 or bal400@aol.com

December 8th - Chamber Networking Lunch - Subway noon. Everyone Welcome!

December 12th - Princeton Community Center - Open House and Christmas at the Center! For All Ages! 6-8:30 P.M. An evening featuring Santa, children's activities, music, refreshments and beautiful holiday decorations. Invite your family and neighbors to meet you at the center for a special evening of good fellowship!

December 20th - Celebrate Christmas at Zion Lutheran Church, Princeton Sunday School Christmas Program - 4 p.m. Children ages 4-12 will perform a Christmas pageant followed by Christmas cookies and punch.

December 22nd - Blue Christmas Worship Service - Zion Lutheran Church, Princeton 7 p.m. This contemplative service is especially for those grieving and for all who find Christmas to be a difficult time. A time of fellowship will follow the worship service.

 

December 24th - Candlelight Christmas Eve Worship - Zion Lutheran Church, Princeton. 5 p.m. This traditional Christmas service is for all who enjoy singing Christmas carols and hearing the good news of Christ's birth.

SAVE THE DATE

January 30th, 2016 - LeClaire Chamber Annual Awards Dinner - Davenport Country Club

 

FYI

Looking for Strolling Santas and Other Characters for Christmas in LeClaire! Volunteers for Friday evening after 4 p.m. Sat. from 11 until 7pm and Sunday from 12 noon until 3pm. Great Costumes and goodies to pass out provided! Just bring your Holiday Spirit and Smile to show everyone our community's spirit and zest for fun!  Call Kim and leave message - 563-289-5699. 4 to 6 women and 8 to 12 men needed for short shifts and longer periods to stroll and be on the trolley!

It's not too early to reserve the LeClaire Civic Center for your holiday party! Go to www.leclairecivicclub.org for details or call 563-639-4621. Half- and full-day rentals; furnished kitchen; large screen television.

To help support their endowment fund, the Friends of the Library have partnered up with Isabel Bloom to create the Green Tree Wall Plaque, on sale for $24, with part of the proceeds going toward the LeClaire Community Library's endowment. If you are interested in purchasing one of these plaques, please contact Becky Pilger at bekpilg71@aol.com or find them at the Library. Those who make a $1000 donation or more to the Library's endowment will receive a complimentary plaque as a thank you for supporting the library. These plaques are available at the Library and at the LeClaire Isabel Bloom store in LeClaire.

Blue Iguana Homemade soups are back! Make sure to ask about our soup of the day.

Reusable Usables Creative Arts Center - Coming in January - All Ages PLAY Cafe where you can "Play..Gather..Create" with friends, neighbors and family.  Play Cafe will be open two Saturdays or more each month starting in January.  Details on our website.

Reusable Usables will be offering some amazing new classes and events in our new studio space, facilitated by talented local artist.  Looking for people like you to share your passion and teach a class/workshop in our new studio. visit www.reusableusables.org

Visit the LeClaire Chamber of Commerce website www.leclairechamber.com and see us on Facebook!

If you would like to attend a Chamber Board Meeting in order to present a topic, please contact the Board in advance at LeClaireChamber@gmail.com in order to be included an upcoming agenda. You will be contacted with confirmation of being included in the agenda. Board Meetings are held the 4th Tuesday of each month, 8a.m. at LeClaire City Hall.

SERVING THE COMMUNITY AND BEYOND

The Moline Public Library's "The Grrreat Tiger Tales Reading Challenge" sponsored by Ascentra Credit Union was held Saturday, Nov. 14 at the library. Moline first graders were rewarded for reading 10 books in one month.  Students reaching their goals enjoyed a pizza party at the library.  Each student was recognized by name, awarded a certificate of achievement and given a stuffed tiger provided by Ascentra Credit Union.  Each class then poses for a picture alongside Ascentra mascot Jumpin' George.  "It's a great feeling seeing over 300 first graders excited about reading," says Alvaro Macias, Ascentra Credit Union Community Development Manager.  "When they are recognized by name in front of their family and a large audience, the students are seeing the importance and rewards of reading." The Moline-Coal Valley School District, Moline Public Library and Ascentra Credit Union have worked together to promote the love of reading to Moline's first graders since 2009.

 

Pick up the LeClaire information guide at the LeClaire Information Center. It has many photos and great information for everyone including residents, potential residents, visitors, realtors, relocation personnel, schools, and more! Summer hours have started: Monday-Saturday 10am-4pm; Sunday 1-4pm. 122 N. Cody Road. LIC Volunteers Needed! Contact Cindy Bruhn at info@visitleclaire.com or 563-650-7963 to volunteer.

PROPERTY LISTINGS

Commercial Property for Rent - 1405 Eagle Ridge Road, LeClaire. 2,500 SF newly constructed office/retail space. Co-Tenant Snap Fitness. Owner will subdivide space. Private parking lot. ADA compliant. Contact: Meg Halligan, NAI Ruhl Commercial Company, mhalligan@ruhlcommercial.com, Office: 563-355-4000 Website Link: http://www.ruhlcommercial.com/Page/Property.aspx?mls=7032508

Commercial Property for Sale 613-617 N Cody Road, LeClaire IA 52753. Contact Jeff R. Heuer, NAI Ruhl Commercial Company, jheuer@ruhlcommercial.com, Office: 563-355-4000, Direct: 563-823-5107.

Commercial Property for Sale Cody Road, LeClaire IA 52753. Contact John G. Ruhl, NAI Ruhl Commercial Company, jruhl@ruhlcommercial.com, Office: 563-355-4000, Direct: 563-823-5126.

Commercial Property Available Eagle Ridge Road, LeClaire, Iowa. Please call Mike Burke - Mel Foster Co. mburke@melforsterco.com, Mobile: 563-349-2705, Direct: 563-823-5272

Do you have Residential or Commercial property available? Please contact the LeClaire Chamber of Commerce, leclairechamber@gmail.com, with a property description, complete contact information including phone numbers and rental or purchase pricing.

LECLAIRE EVENTS COMING UP!

November 28th - Small Business Saturday

December 4th-6th - Christmas in LeClaire

January 30th - LeClaire Chamber Annual Awards Dinner

CHAMBER NETWORKING EVENTS - EVERYONE WELCOME!

December 8th - Subway, LeClaire - Lunch - noon

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