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Her mother calls Laura Davis "just a regular, small-town girl."- 12:41 am You have never seen poverty until you have visited an Afghani refugee encampment along a stream in...- 12:25 am On Sunday, jazz enthusiasts were treated to an afternoon of smooth s
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Family, friends and colleagues gathered Tuesday afternoon at West Des Moines City Hall to honor retiring Police Chief Jack ODonnell. ODonnell retired Wednesday after 43 years in law enforcement, 13 of those serving West Des Moines. He and his wife, Maril
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Nearly 30 prominent West Des Moines residents recorded messages earlier this month thanking the citys police chief, Jack ODonnell, for his 13 years of service. The video was played at a surprise retirement party Tuesday morning and featured kind words fr
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This dapper octogenarian still throws raucous birthday parties, but Mel Harper himself is renowned as a calm, quiet presence in any room. The room in question earlier this week was within the Eddie Davis Community Center in West Des Moines Valley Junctio
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Roxborough senior forward Samson Akano controls the ball during last week’s win over Franklin Towne Charter. Akano, the team’s leading scorer, had 14 points in the Indians’ victory. Heading into the 2011-12 basketball season, Roxborough High School baske
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Keeping Wanderers in top flight might not be so straightforward for Owen Coyle
Manchester Evening News
What’s expected Two years after being brought in to save Bolton from relegation, Owen Coyle is back to where he started. So, the New Year message from owner Eddie Davis and the fans is simple: ‘Save our Premier League status.’ Coyle fulfilled his ta
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By the end of 1964, the saxophone's fate was pretty much sealed. For more than 30 years, the reed instrument along with the trumpet had been played by superstar jazz performers who typically led groups or were at least main soloists. But with pop-rock's
About Eddie Davis
Wikipedia
Edward Davis (March 2, 1922–November 3, 1986), who performed and recorded as Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis, was an American jazz tenor saxophonist. Full Article
