Good Tuesday morning, Evanston.
Here are the latest news and feature stories from around the city.
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Adina Keeling is a photojournalist and reporter, covering city news, sustainability, schools, and art. She also investigates mental health systems and environmental injustices in Evanston, and puts together the daily newsletter three days a week.
Good Tuesday morning, Evanston.
Here are the latest news and feature stories from around the city.
This weekend, Evanstonians paid tribute to the soldiers who died while serving their country. Small American flags decorated sidewalks and more than 150 people attended a memorial service at Fountain […]
In 1951, Neil Franke watched as General Douglas MacArthur dedicated Fountain Square and paid tribute to the Evanston residents who died while serving their country. Franke, who went on to […]
Good Monday morning, Evanston.
Here are the latest news and feature stories from around the city.
Good Sunday morning, Evanston.
Here are the latest news and feature stories, plus a recap of top articles in the last week.
Evanston City Manager choice John Fournier declines the job, city says Ann Arbor assistant city administrator John Fournier told the city he won’t be taking Evanston’s city manager job, after the […]
Good Friday morning, Evanston.
Here are the latest news and feature stories from around the city.
The life expectancy in different parts of Evanston varies drastically. In the historically Black Fifth Ward, for instance, life expectancy is 6.5 years fewer than the city’s average “What we […]
Good Thursday morning, Evanston.
Here are the top news and feature stories from around the city.
The Margarita Inn’s 1974 “rooming house” special use permit is expired, the city’s Land Use Commission decided by a 9-0 vote during its meeting Wednesday, May 25. The vote backed […]