Caitlin Molly Walsh, age 43, died unexpectedly on Sept. 11, 2023 in Chicago. She is survived by her mother, Leslie (Bloom) Walsh, her sister, Megan Walsh, her brother, Adam Walsh and sister-in-law, Jenny (Weflen) Walsh, her nieces Josie and Mallory Walsh, and her caring stepmother Deborah (Locke) Walsh. They, and her countless aunts, uncles, and cousins, will miss her smiling face and loving heart.
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Bundled Blessings Diaper Bank celebrates the distribution of its 2 millionth diaper at its home at the First United Methodist Church, 516 Church St. The volunteer organization, in its 10th […]
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Letter to the editor: $30 million for 18 hours
Northwestern is asking for zoning approval for six concerts (or 18 hours) that will bring our community millions in opportunities.
To put that in perspective, 18 hours is:
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Get ready for Evanston’s Flying Turkey 5K with free training program
Lace up your running shoes and prepare to take flight at the upcoming Evanston Flying Turkey 5K presented by NorthShore University HealthSystem. In prepartion for this highly anticipated community event, we are thrilled to announce the launch of a comprehensive and free 5K training plan, designed to help participants of all fitness levels prepare for the race day.
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City receives grant to enhance urban forest health in channel-side parks
The City of Evanston has been awarded an $802,500 Urban and Community Forestry Grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Forest Service Agency to support a comprehensive project aimed at improving the health and sustainability of the urban forest in Evanston’s channel-side parks. This funding will cover a period of five years and will not require any additional financial commitment from the city beyond its regular operations.
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Prabha Sinha (in white shirt), founder of one of the largest companies in Evanston, celebrates the 40th anniversary of ZS Associates at a downtown restaurant. Started by Sinha and fellow […]
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Canal Shores renovation project, temporary closure
Submitted by City of Evanston Starting Thursday morning, September 21, and spanning approximately two weeks, the entire southern section of the Canal Shores Golf Course, south of Lincoln Street, will […]
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Donovan’s Garage summer season’s closing concert is Sept. 27
Donovan’s Garage presents the D.J.A.M. World Music Quartet. The summer season closing event will take place from 7 – 9 p.m. on September 27 at Donovan’s Garage, 1135 Cleveland St (in the alley).
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“It’s like being a traffic cop,” says flagger Terry O’Malley as he directs vehicles around a work crew replacing water mains and service lines on Chicago Avenue near Hamilton Street. […]
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Art Encounter to host Evanston mural tour, Oct. 7
Want to learn more about the artists and stories behind our Evanston murals? Art Encounter Executive Director and mural program co-founder Lea Pinsky will take you on a mile-long guided tour of our downtown EMAP murals, where we will look closely at several of the large-scale artworks that have transformed the center of Evanston, including pieces by Shawn Bullen, Ruben Aguirre, Jeff Zimmermann, Anthony Lewellen, Molly Zakrajsek, Cheri Lee Charlton, Max Sansing, Dalek, and more. Hear stories about the artists, the artworks, and how the mural magic happens. We’ll also share what’s next for EMAP!