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Friday, April 26
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River Cities' Reader
The World Health Organizations Coup Continues: Catch Up So You Can Throw Down About Unacceptable Amendments to the 2005 International Health Regulations
As 196 member countries prepare for the World Health Organization's (WHO) unveiling of its finalized proposed amendments to the 2005 International Health Regulations (IHR), much controversy and resistance is percolating.The World Health Organizations Coup Continues: Catch Up So ...
Thursday, April 25
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River Cities' Reader
Carbon Wolves Pause, For Now
As the dust settles from our most recent battle against the hazardous and unnecessary CO2 pipelines, I find myself weary, but nevertheless the war against the pipeline continues.Carbon Wolves Pause, For NowPost Author: Mike Schulz
Thursday, April 25
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River Cities' Reader
“A Supergroup of Contemporary Improvisers” Brings Guitar Minimalism to Life at Rozz-Tox on May 4
There are a number of fine performances scheduled at Rozz-Tox as detailed on their Web site, but the arrival of the Bill Orcutt Guitar Quartet on May 4 is unique even by the standards of that most eclectic of QC venues.
Thursday, April 25
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River Cities' Reader
Behind the State Medical Board Wall, We Have Perfected Communism
was born on August 13, 1961. This was the day that construction of the Berlin Wall began. It was a symbol of the Cold War. It cast a shadow upon the first 28 years of my life, as prime-time news images were burned ...
Wednesday, April 24
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River Cities' Reader
Buried Stories: Jackson Beardsley (1831-1885)
On June 15, 2002, at 10 o'clock on a Saturday morning, a crowd gathered for “Black Heroes Carved in Stone,” a ceremony held at Chippiannock Cemetery. They had convened to honor nine black soldiers who had volunteered to fight in the Civil War. ...
Tuesday, April 23
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River Cities' Reader
Los Lobos, May 3
Having risen to international stardom in 1987, when their version of "La Bamba" peaked at the top of the Billboard Hot 100 and also topped the charts in the United Kingdom, the California-based, Mexican-American rockers of Los Lobos headline a May 3 concert ...
Tuesday, April 23
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River Cities' Reader
The Ball Bash with Big Boogie, May 4
Celebrating the 37th birthday of Davenport promoter Whitney Joyner, a.k.a. “Whitball,” as well as all Tauruses of the Quad Cities and surrounding areas, the hip-hop and rap party The Ball Bash will be held at Davenport's RiverCenter on May 4, the exhilarating event ...
Tuesday, April 23
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River Cities' Reader
The Ballroom Thieves, May 8
With their April release Sundust lauded by The Old Grey Cat as "a tuneful treatise on the existential concerns pandemic life brought to the fore" and "well worth one's time," the indie-folk musicians of The Ballroom Thieves headline a May 8 concert at ...
Tuesday, April 23
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Ghost Town Blues Band, May 5
Lauded by Living Blues magazine as “21st Century blues at its best,” the Memphis-based artists of the Ghost Town Blues Band perform a May 5 concert at the Moline Viking Club presented by the Mississippi Valley Blues Society, treating audiences to the soulful, ...
Tuesday, April 23
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River Cities' Reader
Burning Red: A Tribute to Taylor Swift, May 3
A celebration of one of the most popular and influential recording artists of all time coinciding with the artist's record-breaking "Eras" tour, Burning Red: A Tribute to Taylor Swift will return to East Moline venue The Rust Belt on May 3, this exhilarating ...
Tuesday, April 23
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William Elliott Whitmore, May 4
With his most recent release Silently, the Mind Breaks hailed by No Depression as an "unsettling yet invigorating album" that blends "banjo, acoustic guitar, and kick drum with gritty, determined vocals," folk, blues, and alt-country singer/songwriter William Elliott Whitmore headlines a May 4 ...
Tuesday, April 23
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River Cities' Reader
Bill Orcutt Guitar Quartet, May 4
On May 4, San Francisco-based guitarist and composer Bill Orcutt lands at Rock Island venue Rozz-Tox to present his latest project: an all-electric Guitar Quartet performing the music from Orcutt's 2022 Music for Four Guitars, and an ensemble that Pitchfork lauded as “a ...
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