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Jack Cullen, left, executive director of the Rock Island Downtown Alliance, and Aaron Lubitz (in background), of Valley Construction, address questions from the audience on Wednesday, April 10, during a meeting to present information on the $8.7 million Rebuild Downtown Project. CREDIT DAVE THOMPSON
“This is the beginning of an exciting, fun” project for downtown Rock Island.
That’s the word from Rock Island Mayor Mike Thoms as he helped kick off the $8.7 million Rebuild Downtown Project during a meeting of downtown stakeholders on Wednesday afternoon, April 10.
The meeting, held in The Stern Center at 1713 Third Ave., attracted about…
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