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Two officers join Camanche Police Department - Vimarsana News

Two officers join Camanche Police Department

CAMANCHE -- Oaths of Office were administered to police officers Hailey Hall and Cole VandeVoorde during the April 2 meeting of Camanche City Council.

REVIEW: New QC environmental film moving, inspiring - Vimarsana News

REVIEW: New QC environmental film moving, inspiring

At the Quad Cities premiere of Fourth Wall Films’ latest documentary this past weekend, I was moved by “Moved by Waters,” and that’s the whole point. The Emmy-winning, veteran Moline-based filmmakers have an unerring, deeply satisfying ability to produce educational, insightful, inspiring, and beautiful Midwestern stories that – most importantly – make you care and […]

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Water film documentary will premiere at Putnam Museum - Vimarsana News

Water film documentary will premiere at Putnam Museum

Conversations about impaired water quality in Iowa can lead to arguments because people hold different views about who’s to blame and what should be done about it.

Community welcome to Scott County Conservation meeting - Vimarsana News

Community welcome to Scott County Conservation meeting

This meeting will discuss how environmental preservation funds will be arranged between Scott and Muscatine Counties.

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Muscatine, Scott County residents invited to attend upcoming REAP assembly - Vimarsana News

Muscatine, Scott County residents invited to attend upcoming REAP assembly

This year, the Resource Enhancement and Protection (REAP) assembly will be held for Muscatine and Scott County residents on Thursday, October 26 from 10 a.m. to noon.