Breaking: Mayor breaks tie to force Drury properties into downtown Chesterfield
Breaking: Mayor breaks tie to force Drury properties into downtown Chesterfield
Breaking: Mayor breaks tie to force Drury properties into downtown Chesterfield
Evanston's Five Lake Michigan Beaches Earn National Lifeguard Safety Certification
Evanston's five guarded Lake Michigan beaches have earned USLA national open-water safety certification, making the city the only agency in Illinois to hold the distinction heading into summer 2026.
Evanston's Five Lake Michigan Beaches Earn National Lifeguard Safety Certification
Evanston's five guarded Lake Michigan beaches have earned USLA national open-water safety certification, making the city the only agency in Illinois to hold the distinction heading into summer 2026.
Evanston's Five Lake Michigan Beaches Earn National Lifeguard Safety Certification
Evanston's five guarded Lake Michigan beaches have earned USLA national open-water safety certification, making the city the only agency in Illinois to hold the distinction heading into summer 2026.
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District 65 Board Approves Separation Agreement with Superintendent Turner
The Evanston/Skokie District 65 Board approved a mutual separation agreement with Superintendent Dr. Angel Turner at its June 22 meeting; her last day is June 30, ending a five-year tenure marked by $20 million in deficit cuts and the Foster School rebuild.
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Evanston Council Delays Emerson Street Apartment Vote Again; Appoints Four Library Trustees
The Evanston City Council on Monday, June 22 delayed the final vote on a 30-unit apartment building at 1103–05 Emerson Street for a second time, pushing it to July 13, and appointed four new Library Board trustees to fill vacancies left by five departing members.
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District 65 Board Approves Separation Agreement with Superintendent Turner
The Evanston/Skokie District 65 Board approved a mutual separation agreement with Superintendent Dr. Angel Turner at its June 22 meeting; her last day is June 30, ending a five-year tenure marked by $20 million in deficit cuts and the Foster School rebuild.
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Evanston Council Delays Emerson Street Apartment Vote Again; Appoints Four Library Trustees
The Evanston City Council on Monday, June 22 delayed the final vote on a 30-unit apartment building at 1103–05 Emerson Street for a second time, pushing it to July 13, and appointed four new Library Board trustees to fill vacancies left by five departing members.
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District 65 Board Approves Separation Agreement with Superintendent Turner
The Evanston/Skokie District 65 Board approved a mutual separation agreement with Superintendent Dr. Angel Turner at its June 22 meeting; her last day is June 30, ending a five-year tenure marked by $20 million in deficit cuts and the Foster School rebuild.
Local Government
Evanston Council Delays Emerson Street Apartment Vote Again; Appoints Four Library Trustees
The Evanston City Council on Monday, June 22 delayed the final vote on a 30-unit apartment building at 1103–05 Emerson Street for a second time, pushing it to July 13, and appointed four new Library Board trustees to fill vacancies left by five departing members.
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Northwestern Medicine Lands $35 Million Grant to Launch Community Health Institute
Northwestern Medicine received a $35 million grant from Schreiber Philanthropy to create the John and Kathy Schreiber Community Health Institute, which will hire at least 20 staff and expand care for uninsured patients across Chicago and northern Illinois.
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Downtown Evanston Vacancy Rate Near 6%; City Plans October Pop-Up Program Launch
Downtown Evanston's retail vacancy rate has hovered near 6% in recent quarters, down sharply from above 11% in mid-2024, and the city plans to launch a Retail Incubator & Pop-Up Program in October 2026 to continue filling empty storefronts.
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Northwestern Medicine Lands $35 Million Grant to Launch Community Health Institute
Northwestern Medicine received a $35 million grant from Schreiber Philanthropy to create the John and Kathy Schreiber Community Health Institute, which will hire at least 20 staff and expand care for uninsured patients across Chicago and northern Illinois.
Business
Downtown Evanston Vacancy Rate Near 6%; City Plans October Pop-Up Program Launch
Downtown Evanston's retail vacancy rate has hovered near 6% in recent quarters, down sharply from above 11% in mid-2024, and the city plans to launch a Retail Incubator & Pop-Up Program in October 2026 to continue filling empty storefronts.
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Northwestern Medicine Lands $35 Million Grant to Launch Community Health Institute
Northwestern Medicine received a $35 million grant from Schreiber Philanthropy to create the John and Kathy Schreiber Community Health Institute, which will hire at least 20 staff and expand care for uninsured patients across Chicago and northern Illinois.
Business
Downtown Evanston Vacancy Rate Near 6%; City Plans October Pop-Up Program Launch
Downtown Evanston's retail vacancy rate has hovered near 6% in recent quarters, down sharply from above 11% in mid-2024, and the city plans to launch a Retail Incubator & Pop-Up Program in October 2026 to continue filling empty storefronts.
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