Introducing financial literacy to your children
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Brian Kramer, executive director of the Hilltop Campus Village, gives a presentation during Hilltop's annual meeting on Thursday, June 26. CREDIT JENNIFER DEWITT
Business owners, residents, community leaders and others with a stake in Hilltop Campus Village (HCV) got a sneak peek last week at what the future could hold for the central Davenport neighborhood.
More than three dozen supporters attended HCV’s annual meeting on Thursday, June 26, where a team from Streamline Architects presented a first conceptual plan for possible improvements…
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