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Moline, IL—The Greater Quad Cities Hispanic Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce the appointment of Alfred Ramirez as Interim President effective March 1, 2010. During his tenure, Mr. Ramirez will implement the Chamber’s Strategic Plan, promote business and fund development, and help GQCHCC members build capacity through training and technical assistance.

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There are a lot of businesses in downtown Moline. Some had been in the same location for many years and worked hard to satisfy their customers. There are also businesses that are just opening their doors in downtown Moline. One of these new businesses is convenience store Eagle's Nest.
Eagle's Nest opened its doors about six weeks ago. The first Eagle's Nest store is located in Rock Island, IL. Eagle's Nest has everything to help you save time and money. Here you can find a large assortment of liquors including Mexican beers and tequilas. Also, Eagle's Nest offers pizzas, sandwiches and chicken wings. If you order pizza from this convenience store you can pile up the ingredients because here you can have pizza with up to 10 ingredients. There is no other store in Quad Cities that gives you such opportunity when ordering pizza.
If you are always in a hurry in the morning and you cannot find time to cook your breakfast, no need to worry because Eagle's Nest sells breakfast items and delicious coffee to help you start your day the right way.
In addition to pizzas and breakfast items, Eagle's Nest offers milk, pop, cheap cigarettes, some things for you house such as laundry soap and even some clothes. Eagle's Nest is a small store but it has everything that will help their customers to save time and money.
Visit Eagle's nest where there is a little of everything. Eagle's nest is located at 1404 6th Ave, Moline, IL. The hours are Sunday to Thursday from 7am to 1am and Friday to Saturday from 7am to 3am.

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