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Downtown Muscatine residents and business owners displaced from demolition project seek answers from the city

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By Brady Johnson Verified
| WVIK-FM (Rock Island, IL) Verified
The city of Muscatine is maintaining its evacuation orders for 17 buildings on the north side on East and West Second Streets following a partial roof collapse earlier this month. About six months ago, the city had to evacuate two buildings in downtown Muscatine due to structural instability. In May, the city hired a contractor to start the process of removing the compromised structures. However, a partial roof collapse is causing work to pause.
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Disability care group sounds alarm over DOJ memo suggesting an end to in-home and community-based services

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By Brady Johnson Verified
| WVIK-FM (Rock Island, IL) Verified
The Department of Justice is suggesting that states no longer fund in-home and community-based services for Americans with disabilities. A Quad Cities nonprofit said that would erase three decades of progress. Hand in Hand has been empowering children and adults with disabilities for the last 27 years, providing summer camp, childcare, and adult day programs. CEO Angie Kendall says the Office of Legal Counsel’s opinion threatens the 1999 Supreme Court case Olmstead v.
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Tapestry Farms hosting summer breakfast in the garden series highlighting area growers

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By Brady Johnson Verified
| WVIK-FM (Rock Island, IL) Verified
A Quad City nonprofit is highlighting area gardens in an effort to expand participation in its GIFT Garden or Growing Illowa Food Together program. “The idea of GIFT Gardens is that we can provide a place for you to donate that excess produce to where it goes to people who need it most. So people who are experiencing food insecurity,” Education and Outreach Specialist for Tapestry Farms, Mitchell Walker said. “So we set up a network of food pantries and other types of distribution sites.
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