The Evanston/North Shore Branch of the NAACP honored nine local leaders at its 58th annual Freedom Fund Banquet on Saturday, Nov. 19. Keynote speaker Dara Munson, president and chief executive […]
Author Archives: Heidi Randhava
Heidi Randhava is an award winning reporter who has a deep commitment to community engagement and service. She has written for the Evanston RoundTable since 2016.
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Dia de los Muertos music, activities enliven crowd
Latin fusion band A Flor De Piel entertained and engaged Evanston residents and guests of all ages at a Day of the Dead, or Día de los Muertos, celebration on […]
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Walker School gets moving on Walk to School Day
Walker Elementary students, staff and parents joined others across the globe to celebrate International Walk to School Day on Oct. 11. Kindergarten through fifth grade students gathered at Central Park […]
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Evanston Public Library’s Noche de Juegos is a winner
Noche de Juegos/game night inspired friendly competition on Sunday, Oct. 2 at the Robert Crown Community Center, 1801 Main St. It was also an opportunity to connect with cherished friends […]
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Books: ‘Detective Blue & the Crew’ takes kids on a K-9 ride-along
More than 100 people joined local author Curtis Wideman on Sept. 25 at Levy Senior Center for a celebration of his new children’s book, Detective Blue & the Crew. The book was […]
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Evanston block party 101
Block parties have been a part of Evanston’s summers for decades. Tom Twigg, the city’s Traffic Operations Supervisor, has been overseeing the summer outings for more than 40 years. He […]
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Photo Gallery: Art & Big Fork fest showcases creativity
More than 130 juried artists from around the country showcased original work throughout the weekend at the ninth annual Evanston Art & Big Fork Festival that took place on the […]
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American Legion celebration makes first post-COVID appearance
The American Legion Post 42 knows the recipe for a perfect summer picnic: start with a great location, delicious food and people to enjoy it with. Then, add games, live […]
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Curt’s Cafe mural project elevates dreams and aspirations
A ribbon-cutting ceremony on Aug. 13 marked the unveiling of a new mural at Curt’s Cafe, 2922 Central St. Swirls of vivid colors, striking imagery and the use of a […]
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Carl Parker, 1964-2022
Friends and family members of Carl Parker filled Evanston’s Second Baptist Church on July 15 to remember and celebrate his life. A lifelong Evanstonian, Carl was widely known for having […]