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2. File:The Lodge - Bettendorf, Iowa.JPG - Wikipedia

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   English: The Lodge, a hotel in Bettendorf, Iowa. It was built as Jumer's Castle Lodge in 1973 and demolished in 2016. It was built as Jumer's Castle Lodge in 1973 and demolished in 2016. Date

3. Isle Casino Bettendorf - Wikipedia

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   On April 21, 1995, the Lady Luck Bettendorf began operating after being granted an excursion gaming license earlier that year. [1] It was not the first, nor the only riverboat casino at the time in the Quad Cities; Diamond Lady began operating April 1, 1991 in Bettendorf, while President sailed from Davenport, Iowa and Jumer's Casino was working out of Rock Island, Illinois.

4. Bettendorf, Iowa - Wikipedia

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   Bettendorf is a city in Scott County, Iowa, United States. It is the 15th largest city of Iowa and the third-largest city in the " Quad Cities ". It is part of the Davenport – Moline – Rock Island , IA- IL Metropolitan Statistical Area.

5. File:Isle Casino Hotel - Bettendorf, Iowa 02.jpg - Wikipedia

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6. The Most Notorious Serial Killer from Each State - AOL

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   New Castle County Department of Public Safety / Wikipedia. ... Bettendorf Iowa Police Department / Wikipedia. ... a hotel maid in New York City discovered two decapitated bodies. Days later, the ...

7. Regina Coeli Monastery - Wikipedia

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   The Bettendorf Carmel was sold to an Evangelical Christian Church. In 1978 the Franciscan Brothers of Christ the King bought the building and renamed it St. Francis Monastery. They used it for a retreat house and hosted banquets. The brothers sold the building and the new owners remodeled it became a four-star Abbey Hotel in 1993. [6]