EICC leader: ‘You have to think about other people’

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    Sonya Williams just arrived in Davenport in early August and decided to get groceries at the Hy-Vee store on West Locust Street. 

    While patiently waiting in the checkout line, she noticed a woman in another line who needed help. She briefly talked to her, took her over to the deli section of the grocery store and bought her $50 worth of food.

    “She told…

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