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High Lake Levels Again Place Use of Dog Beach In Question
The area experienced a record 15 years of low lake levels starting in the late 1990s. The low levels allowed the City to establish a dog beach to the north of the Church Street boat launch. But wet conditions in 2013 and 2014 brought an end to that trend, with levels rising since then. |
Merion Owners to Propose Chicago Avenue Luxury Rental Property
The new development, named The Legacy, would feature 33 studio, 120 one-bedroom, 82 two-bedroom and five three-bedroom units ranging from 593-2,193 square feet, according to company officials. The Legacy would also contain 3,524 square feet of retail space on the ground floor. |
City Health Director to Leave
Of all her accomplishments for the Evanston community, Dr. Thomas-Smith told the RoundTable she is “most proud of the private public partnership that established the First Federally Qualified Health Center for Evanston, Erie Evanston Skokie Health Center. They are now expanding and will be the largest FQHC ever.” |
Aldermen Close Book on Library Lot Project
Much of the previous public discussion of the proposal had been devoted to height and bulk of building and impact on two historic structures. At the March 18 meeting, discussion turned to the busy alley that bends around the property line. |
Community Schools Model on the Ropes at District 65
School District 65 needs a strong community partner to take the lead role on its community schools initiative, or it needs to consider another way to provide some community services at the schools. |
District 65 Implementing New MTSS Tool to Address Needs of Striving Learners
Branching Minds contains a universal screener that identifies students who need help early on, and it then uses all the information to recommend possible interventions or supports for a particular student. |
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| Black Business Tour and Expo Highlight African Americans' Impact on Local Business Scene |  | Left to right, Clarence Weaver and Wendy Weaver, owners of C&W Market, with Jean Murphy and Larry Murphy, owners of YoFresh Yogurt Café, created the Tour de Noir and Black Business Expo.
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“Rather than going it alone, the idea came up, not only should we be talking to one another, but what if all businesses talked to one another, networked, shared challenges, so forth.”
Wednesday, March 20, 2019 |
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When a large tornado touched down in Taylorville, Ill., about three hours southwest of Chicago, in early December, it not only injured 26 people and damaged more than 500 buildings, but also significantly damaged more than 100 trees. About 25 of those trees needed to be removed, and the rest of them required extensive care.
The sessions present their share of challenges, but “we all come back because we see the potential in these girls and simply hope to play a small role in their path to greatness,” Officer Daley said. “We all possess a passion for the uplifting and support of women and girls.”
The quiet noise – if such is possible – at 1285 Hartrey Ave. comes from a tricky sort of construction: making more room in a working health center.
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