What good is a mostly snow-free sidewalk if a barrier of icy snow blocks it at the street crossing? That’s long been a persistent irritant and hazard of life in […]
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Elizabeth Raymond: Northwestern Medicine is doing a great job
Thank you Northwestern Medicine for providing immediate care. I called my Northshore doctor’s office for a same day appointment for a cough and severe sore throat. I was told they […]
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Letter to the editor: I do not support free beaches
Not that I think my voice matters anymore on this subject – but I do not support the concept of free beaches and will not contribute to the fund as […]
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Jonathan Baum: Please keep SROs at ETHS
District 202 Board members, Those of you who served with me may recall that a particular focus of my work was inequities in student discipline. My eight years on the […]
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Letter to the editor: Stop releasing balloons in memory of someone loved
Today’s [Dec. 3] edition of the RoundTable again showed people releasing manyballoons in memory of a loved one – Carl Dennison III. My heart goes out tohis family and friends […]
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Letter to the editor: Give thanks for Robert Crown
Happy Thanksgiving! Today is a day of thanks. Evanstonians have a multitude of blessings for which we are grateful. One of our blessings is the new Robert Crown Community Center. […]
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Letter to the editor: Impact on families overlooked
For those who are unaware, the president of the teachers union of District 65 is encouraging their teachers to take mental health days for two days prior to our long […]
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Letter to the editor: Evanston needs comprehensive, coordinated affordable housing effort
I encourage all Evanstonians to work together to find and provide better affordable housing options throughout all nine wards in our community. With both need and prices rising, the situation […]
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Letter: Reclaim Evanston asks Council to reconsider its vote on TIF IGA
Not long ago, a majority of the City Council voted to reject an intergovernmental agreement (IGA) with District 65 that added conditions to the recently approved 5/5th TIF, which had […]
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Letter: Advocacy works!
Thank you to everyone who sent a letter or email in support of part-day early childhood programs receiving the state offered Childcare Workforce Bonus. Thanks to our advocacy there has […]