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Pleasant Valley School Board Minutes of 12/3/2001

on Sun, 12/16/2001 - 21:55   by Anonymous

We would like to thank the voters of our school district for
overwhelmingly supporting the Instructional Support Levy on Tuesday,
December 4. 85% of the voters voted to approve the levy which will
allow us to maintain existing programming and offer exciting new
opportunities for our students beginning in the fall of 2002. Your
ongoing support of Pleasant Valley Schools is greatly appreciated!

Bettendorf defeats Assumption in MAC action

on Tue, 12/11/2001 - 04:45   by Anonymous

Both the Bettendorf boys and girls teams defeated their Assumption opponents in MAC action Friday, Dec. 7. The boys varsity record is 1-1 after an opening season loss to Cedar Rapids Washington. The girls basketball team is undefeated in MAC play. Above, Coach Kevin Skillett goes over strategy during a time-out. The Bulldogs rallied from an early deficit to the Knights and then held off a late surge by Assumption to net the first MAC victory.

Bettendorf Park Board Meeting Agenda for December 10 & 12, 2001

on Sat, 12/08/2001 - 02:34   by Anonymous

Parks and Recreation Agenda


Tuesday, December 10, 2001 HDG Community Center, Canteen Room, 4:00 PM


Regular - Wednesday, December 12, 2001 HDG Community Center, Canteen Room, 7:00 PM

Ducks in the fog

on Fri, 12/07/2001 - 22:09   by Anonymous

Ducks don't seem to mind the fog as they paddle along the Mississippi River near Leach Park. The ducks, like local residents, are enjoying the mild December weather.

Festival of Trees Parade

on Wed, 12/05/2001 - 20:47   by Anonymous



The city of Bettendorf's hot air balloon, the Tin Man from "The Wizard of Oz," drifts above Davenport's River Drive during the Quad City Arts Festival of Trees Parade. In the background is the Bettendorf High School Marching Band.

Morning fog

on Mon, 11/19/2001 - 19:39   by Anonymous

The Interstate 74 "Twin Bridges" disappear into the early morning fog. The view is from Bettendorf's Leach Park along the Mississippi River looking across to the Moline riverfront.

Duck Creek Recreation Trail reaches Riverdale

on Fri, 11/16/2001 - 22:24   by Anonymous

The Duck Creek Recreation Trail has taken a small but important step with the extension under State Street into Riverdale. The trail ends just past the State Street bridge over Duck Creek in a small park area. Future plans call for connecting the Duck Creek trail to the proposed trail along the Mississippi River.

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