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6 days ago | 
muddyrivernews.com
Right now, we are in the "Wild Wild West" stage for crypto, where there are very few sheriffs to try to help keep people from getting hurt. So get hurt they will, in droves.
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1 week ago | 
muddyrivernews.com | David Adam
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1 week ago | 
muddyrivernews.com | David Adam
QUINCY — Gabriel VanderMaiden, whose quick actions helped save the lives of a police officer and a civilian 15 months ago, was named the Law Enforcement Officer of the Year on April 4 during the Quincy Service Club luncheon. He learned four days later his services were no longer needed by the Quincy Police Department (QPD).
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1 week ago | 
muddyrivernews.com | Steve Eighinger
Slumping Olive Garden had been on top since 2018 … Welcome to today’s three thoughts that make up Vol. 1,258 of The Daily Dirt. The new leader when it comes to Americans’ favorite casual dining preference is Texas Roadhouse, knocking Olive Garden from the No. 1 position.
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1 week ago | 
muddyrivernews.com | David Adam
In the photos below from left are Taylor and Alex Rost, Alyssa and Taylor Moore, Amanda Mangan and David Ortega and Brenna and Trenton Childs, who all had their twins during the week of April 7 at Blessing Hospital. | Photo courtesy of Blessing Hospital QUINCY — Four families enjoyed the births of twins at Blessed Beginnings, the birth center at Blessing Hospital, during the week of April 7.
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1 week ago | 
muddyrivernews.com | Steve Eighinger
If you’re not a fan of the Steve Miller Band, you’ll likely enjoy today’s third thought … Welcome to today’s three thoughts that make up Vol. 1,258 of The Daily Dirt. ITS MINE is now recognized as the cleverest personalized plate in the ongoing Great Plate Debate for West-Central Illinois in Northeast Missouri. Now in its fourth year, the competition governed by The Daily Dirt Board of Control, felt ITS MINE deserved the highest perch atop the Great Plate Debate mountain.
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1 week ago | 
muddyrivernews.com | David Adam
QUINCY — Questions were asked Tuesday night about staffing, playing surfaces, the amount of money possibly generated and the types of sports that could be played at a proposed indoor sports complex in Quincy. However, the biggest question about a facility that could cost at least $30 million is: Who’s going to pay for it? Several ideas were tossed out during the public presentation of a feasibility study in City Council chambers.
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1 week ago | 
muddyrivernews.com | Steve Eighinger
For the record, I’ll never feel the same again about vanilla flavoring … Welcome to today’s three thoughts that make up Vol. 1,257 of The Daily Dirt. Each morning (or, let’s be honest, early afternoon) when I rise and shine I need a good hour in the living room recliner to fully awaken and get prepared for what the day might hold. That hour is normally spent reviewing messages and emails on my phone.
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1 week ago | 
muddyrivernews.com | David Adam
QUINCY — To loan or transfer? That was the question posed by Alderman Mike Rein (R-5) during Monday night’s Quincy City Council meeting regarding how the city plans to borrow from the city’s $6 million reserve fund to pay for a water main replacement project on Broadway from 24th to 30th Street. An ordinance that would transfer $4 million in unbudgeted general funds to the water and sewer fund got its first reading Monday night.
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2 weeks ago | 
muddyrivernews.com | Steve Eighinger
But if you’re a righty, you’ll likely live longer … Welcome to today’s three thoughts that make up Vol. 1,256 of The Daily Dirt. But even though left-handers are relatively few and far between, some of our most notable figures throughout history have contributed to the betterment of mankind from the southpaw side of life. Here’s The Daily Dirt’s five most important lefties:1. Babe Ruth: No, I’m not kidding.