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Davenport Mayor Mike Matson is asking for applicants to temporarily fill the 7th Ward seat.

Davenport Mayor Mike Matson is asking for applicants to temporarily fill the 7th Ward seat.

Its unclear what will happen next for the representation of Davenports 7th Ward residents after the council voted to remove Derek Cornette from office Thursday night.

CVS to give out more one-shot Johnson & Johnson vaccine doses in predominantly Black Cleveland neighborhoods CVS to give out more one-shot Johnson & Johnson vaccine doses in predominantly-Black Cleveland neighborhoods By Ronnie Duncan | April 7, 2021 at 3:51 PM EDT - Updated April 7 at 5:12 PM CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - Despite countless pleas for more African-Americans to get the COVID-19 vaccine it appears the push isn’t working as some would hope. With that in mind, the 19 News Vaccine ...

TOM BARTON Why Davenports lone Black alderman announced his abrupt resignation with 10 months left in his first term remains unclear. Alderman Patrick Peacock, Ward 7, on Thursday attempted to clarify comments made just hours before, after announcing his pending departure from the Davenport City Council, criticizing his colleagues and city staff for being "tone deaf" when it comes to addressing racial inequality and discrimination in the city. Peacock announced Wednesday at Davenpor...

Patrick Peacock said the decision was due to personal matters. Author: Katrina Lamansky Updated: 12:57 PM CST February 19, 2021 DAVENPORT, Iowa — One of Davenports aldermen has announced he is stepping down from his seat.  Patrick Peacock made the announcement to resign as 7th Ward Alderman at a council meeting on Thursday, February 18.  Peacock didnt elaborate on the reason behind his decision, but said it was because of personal matters. "It is with the dee...

Alderman Patrick Peacock, Ward 7, announced Wednesday at Davenport City Councils Committee of the Whole meeting that he will step down from the position in April after serving just over

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TOM BARTON A reluctance among Davenport City Council members to add staff to more quickly investigate cases of discrimination in the city drew a sharp rebuke Tuesday from the bodys lone Black member. "Disgusting," Alderman Patrick Peacock, 7th Ward, said following a City Council work session to consider a request to add an investigator to help with a backlog of cases handled by the Davenport Civil Rights Commission. "Flabbergasted," Peacock said after a majority on council expressed...