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Author Archives: Mayor Elizabeth Tisdahl
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The City Values Ballot Access
William Arndt, who contributed to the mayoral campaign of Alderman Brian Miller, objected to the requests of all the other candidates for mayor to be allowed on the ballot. I feel […]
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Thank You, Evanston, for Supporting Y.O.U.
Youth & Opportunity United (Y.O.U.) is wrapping up its Campaign for Youth Opportunity on June 30. As honorary co-chairs of this effort, we want to share our deep gratitude for […]
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Mayor’s Message on Violent Crime
Violent crime impacts the families of Evanston far too often. Despite the excellent work of the Evanston Police Department, the City’s Youth and Young Adult Division and our partners throughout […]
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‘Evanston Police Protect the Community’
“As we begin 2015, I want to take an opportunity to reflect on an important issue that received much attention at the end of 2014. The role of law enforcement […]
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A Message from Mayor Tisdahl About Recent Youth Violence and Anti-Violence Efforts
Summer in Evanston can be one of our greatest times of year. Especially after the difficult winter we just experienced, the summer brings with it time to spend with family […]
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Guest Essay: ‘Volunteer Evanston’ Update
Nothing embodies the meaning of community more than giving back of one’s time with no expectations but to help others. Volunteering is, and always has been, one of the pillars […]
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Mayor Describes City Efforts in Wake of Recent Violence
In light of recent tragic events, many residents have inquired about the City’s efforts regarding youth and young adults. In this correspondence I hope to shed some light on several […]