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Sept. 22: Four New COVID-19 Cases of Evanstonians, 1,531 New Cases for the State

Sept. 22 The latest seven-day average of new Covid-19 cases of Evanstonians is now at 5.9 per day. How much is due to Northwestern students is unclear. The City still has a relatively low positivity rate of 1.6%. The test positivity rate of Suburban Cook County remained at 4.6% on Sept. 19.
Nalls Announces Mayoral Run

Sept. 22 Sebastian Nalls has announced his candidacy for Mayor of Evanston. He is a full-time student at Purdue University, working part time as a manager for the Purdue Men’s basketball program.
Sept. 21: Eight New COVID-19 Cases of Evanstonians, 1,477 New Cases for the State

Sept. 21 The latest seven-day average of new Covid-19 cases of Evanstonians is now at 6.0 per day. How much is due to Northwestern students is unclear. The City still has a relatively low positivity rate of 1.6%. The test positivity rate of Suburban Cook County has continued to drop, ending at 4.6% on Sept. 18.
Recent City Budget Cuts Included Perry Polinski, the City’s First Civilian Communications Coordinator

Sept. 21 Receiving a phone call from Jennifer Lin, the City’s Human Resources Division manager and Police Chief Demitrous Cook, Mr. Polinski was informed he was being laid off, effective immediately.
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Sept. 18: Three New COVID-19 Cases of Evanstonians, 2,120 New Cases for the State

Sept. 18 The seven-day average of new Covid-19 cases of Evanstonians is now at 5.4, with a test positive rate of 1.6%. The test-positivity rate for Suburban Cook County has continued to drop, ending at 5.2% on Sept. 15.
Sept. 17: Eleven New COVID-19 Cases of Evanstonians, 2,050 New Cases for the State

Sept. 17 While the number of the City’s Covid-19 cases rise, the City declines to break out how many are due to students attending Northwestern University.
Evanston’s Economy Will Recover – But ‘Active Intervention’ Is Needed: City Economic Development Officials

Sept. 16 The Unicorn Cafe, one of the first of the independent coffee shops to establish roots downtown, has closed; it will not be the last business Evanston loses to COVID-19, City officials say.
Sept. 16: Four New COVID-19 Cases of Evanstonians, 1,941 New Cases for the State

Sept. 16 The 7-day test positive rate for Suburban Cook County was 5.5% on Sept. 13 (the most recent date for which data is available). This is a drop from 6.9% on Sept. 1.
Daniel Biss Announces Run for Mayor

Sept. 16 An Evanston resident for more than a decade, Daniel Biss has announced that he is planning to run for Mayor of the City of Evanston.
Sept. 15: Five New COVID-19 Cases of Evanstonians, 1,466 New Cases for the State

Sept. 15 While there were some glimmers of hope on the COVID-19 front for the State, Governor JB Pritzker said at a press conference today, “We reached a critical juncture for our State finances.”
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Fall Bulk Trash Pickup Dates

Sept. 15 Fall 2020 bulk trash pickups will take place on Fridays, Sept. 18 through Oct. 9, and are scheduled according to residents' normal refuse pickup day.
Sept. 14: Two New COVID-19 Cases of Evanstonians, 1,373 New Cases for the State

Sept. 14 The 7-day average of new COVID-19 cases of Evanstonians is 5.1 new cases per day. The 7-day average of new cases in the State is 1,683, the lowest in more than a month.
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