City Council, District 65 and 202, public safety, streets and the decisions that shape daily life in Evanston.
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In August 1954 Evanston hosted the World Council of Churches’ second assembly, still the only one held in the US. Here is what happened and who spoke.
Evanston runs on a council-manager system with a mayor, nine ward aldermen and an appointed city manager. Here is who sets policy and who runs operations.
The Harley Clarke Mansion in Evanston went from a 1927 family home to a fraternity house and art center. A look at its history and the fights over its future.
How Evanston’s Restorative Housing Program began in 2021, how cannabis tax pays for it, what the $25,000 benefit covers and how first recipients were picked.
The City of Evanston is looking for a resident theater company to run an 80-to-120-seat storefront theater at 721 Howard St., with land title surveys now public.
Politico Magazine’s ‘What Works’ series profiled Evanston in October 2015, crediting dense downtown development near transit for far lower car ownership.
Ahead of the Aug. 1, 2015 start of Evanston’s plastic bag ordinance, the city gave away reusable bags and set up bag-sharing drop-offs at public buildings.
Evanston opened the 64-town Best Town Ever tournament as the No. 7 seed in the Midwest, facing Eau Claire, Wis., in a five-day first round of reader voting.
The City of Evanston issued a request for qualifications in April 2015 for reuse of its former recycling center at 2222 Oakton St., with responses due May 15.
Evanston asked for letters of intent to run a recording studio and café at the Gibbs-Morrison Cultural Center, 1823 Church St., due April 17, 2015.