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These Two Eastern Iowa Cities Have Their Own Board Game

Residents in Davenport and Clinton can now play a version of the classic board game Monopoly that is themed on their town. Davenport-opoly and Clinton-opoly are now available in stores.

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These Two Eastern Iowa Cities Have Their Own Board Game

Residents in Davenport and Clinton can now play a version of the classic board game Monopoly that is themed on their town. Davenport-opoly and Clinton-opoly are now available in stores.

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WATCH: A Quad City Gets Moved Across The River Thanks To Al Roker

Long-time weatherman for the TODAY Show on NBC, Al Roker, accidentally moved one of the Quad Cities from one side of the Mississippi River to the other on national television.

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WATCH: A Quad City Gets Moved Across The River Thanks To Al Roker

Long-time weatherman for the TODAY Show on NBC, Al Roker, accidentally moved one of the Quad Cities from one side of the Mississippi River to the other on national television.

United statesFort myersAl rokerHoda kotbMississippi riverCan surviveMississippi valley fairAnnual blue jacket fashionCorrects al becauseBefore hoda kotbQuad citiesCan stay in these uniqueCool airbnbClose to the

WATCH: A Quad City Gets Moved Across The River Thanks To Al Roker

Long-time weatherman for the TODAY Show on NBC, Al Roker, accidentally moved one of the Quad Cities from one side of the Mississippi River to the other on national television.

United statesFort myersAl rokerHoda kotbMississippi riverCan surviveMississippi valley fairAnnual blue jacket fashionCorrects al becauseBefore hoda kotbQuad citiesCan stay in these uniqueCool airbnbClose to the

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