In a packed Council chamber Monday night, the Human Services Committee heard public comments on three proposed immigration resolutions, but held its recommendation to the Council in order to allow […]
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Human Services Committee Defers Vote on Immigration Resolution
In a packed Council chamber Monday night, the Human Services Committee heard public comments on three proposed immigration resolutions, but held its recommendation to the Council in order to allow […]
Preserving the Affordability of Subsidized Housing for the Long Term
When a city makes a substantial grant to develop affordable housing, an important issue is what happens to the grant down the road. How long should the grant benefit the […]
Central Street Plan Approved
Neighborhood opposition to a zoning change in one small district in the Central Street master plan and overlay district continued at the Jan. 28 Planning and Development Committee and City […]
Beyond Fast Food Youth Job Center Helps Young People Aim Higher
Evanston native Diana Howard was skeptical when a family friend referred her to the Youth Job Center of Evanston, 1114 Church St., several years ago. Only 20, Ms. Howard was […]
Central Street Zoning Delayed
A controversy over a zoning change in one section of the Central Street Master Plan has delayed the vote until at least the Jan. 28 City Council meeting. Although the […]
City Council Hears Opposition to Proposed Immigration Resolution
Residents from Evanston, Chicago and Oak Park voiced their opposition to the proposed immigration resolution at the Jan. 14 City Council meeting. The resolution, which is being held in the […]
Closed Session Has Library Branches on the Block
After the Jan. 12 public meeting on the budget, Council members retired to executive session, for the purpose – according to the motion that carried – of discussing “personnel and […]
First Budget Workshop: Council, Citizens React Strongly to Proposed Tax Increase
Judging by reactions at the Jan. 12 budget meeting, the proposed 15-percent increase in the City’s portion of the property tax apparently did not sit well with some members of […]
First Budget Workshop: Council, Citizens React Strongly to Proposed Tax Increase
Judging by reactions at the Jan. 12 budget meeting, the proposed 15-percent increase in the City’s portion of the property tax apparently did not sit well with some members of […]