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Sound Conservatory brings new life to old Carnegie Library building

By: Dave Thompson|November 20, 2023
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    • Andrzej Kozlowski, left, director and owner of the Sound Conservatory; and Bob Vitas, Moline city administrator, talk during the grand opening of the Sound Conservatory on Friday, Nov. 17, in its new home at 504 17th St., Moline. CREDIT DAVE THOMPSON

    Beth Johnson looked over room after room at the Sound Conservatory’s new location in downtown Moline on Friday afternoon, Nov. 17.

    Ms. Johnson recalled how the Sound Conservatory got its start in downtown Rock Island and wishes it could still be in that community. But she loves the look of its new home at 504 17th St., in what…

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