The RoundTable invited the aldermanic candidates – Judy Fiske and Clare Kelly – to offer a tour of the First Ward that included its top three assets and top three […]
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CSNA Forum for Sixth and Seventh Ward Candidates
CSNA will sponsor an on-line forum for the candidates running for alderman in the 6th and 7th wards in the April municipal election. The forum will take place at 7 […]
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Tallying Write-Ins for City Clerk Race to Begin
Cook County officials are expected to start the adjudication process for counting write-in ballots on Feb. 25. The outcome will likely determine which of six write-in candidates will challenge Stephanie […]
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Different Reasons Brought Voters to Polls on Primary Day
Eighth Ward resident Alicia Aiken weaved her way through a gauntlet of candidates and their campaign workers, standing outside the Eighth Ward polling place at Oakton School on primary day. […]
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Unofficial Results: Biss Wins Mayoral Race, Aldermanic Incumbents Lose
Unofficial results from the Cook County Clerk’s office show Daniel Biss with a such a strong lead in the mayoral race that there may be no need for a general […]
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Mayor Names Six Big Issues Facing Next City Council
Mayor Stephen Hagerty has announced what he sees as major issues facing the next City Council: to rebuild the local economy post-pandemic – to obtain and properly invest any federal […]
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ETHS Students Pledge to Support Evanston’s Climate Action and Resiliency Plan
Evanston Township High School students Sarika Waikar, Mia Houseworth, Jacob Brodsky, and Lily Aaron recently created a “Youth Pledge” to call attention to Evanston’s Climate Action and Resiliency Plan (CARP), […]
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Feb. 23 Primary Could Determine Next Mayor, But Who Else Is on the Ballot?
The Feb. 23 primary election will determine the names on the April 6 general election ballot. In all but one of the contested races, the names of the top two […]
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Mail-in Voters May Wish to Use Their Own Mailboxes Rather Than a Drop-box
Mail-in voting has become more popular in the era of COVID-19, and for many Evanston residents voting in the primary election this trend will continue. Although there will be one […]
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Alderman Issues Apology for ‘Scary Person’ Remark About Eighth- Ward Challenger
Eighth Ward Alderman Ann Rainey issued an apology on Feb. 9 for a remark she made during a recent candidates forum, describing Devon Reid, one of four candidates challenging her […]