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East Moline gets new housing, plans for Casey’s

By: Dave Thompson|April 21, 2025
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    • Jenelle Wolber, executive vice president of REDEEM, is shown with Tim Knanishu, who retired after 15 years as executive vice president of the organization, during REDEEM’s annual meeting on Thursday, April 17, at The Bend Event Center in East Moline. CREDIT DAVE THOMPSON

    East Moline is getting new homes and businesses, and getting ready for more projects.

    Those were some of the top messages delivered during the Revitalize and Develop East Moline (REDEEM) annual meeting held Thursday, April 17, at The Bend Event Center in East Moline.

    REDEEM is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to promoting commercial, industrial, and recreational development…

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