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WEBThe Fifth Ward of Evanston, the historic heart of the Black community in the west-central part of the City dating to the days of redlining, has not…. The Evanston RoundTable is the leading source of news on government, schools, the arts, culture and social justice in Evanston, Illinois.
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WEBVouchers of up to $4,000 per eligible recipient, though pilot program has only $75,000 in total funding. On Thursday, the City of Evanston plans to open applications for its new Bicycle Access Voucher Pilot program, with funds to be distributed in October, city Transportation and Mobility Coordinator Sarah FioRito told the RoundTable.
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WEBAn accompanying article shows that School District 65’s actual expenses for providing special education services in its fiscal year ending June 30, 2024 (FY’24) were about $33.1 million, about $6.1 million over the budgeted amount of about $27 million. Most of the $6.1 million increase over budget is attributable to two types of services.
Evanston Farmers’ Market is back: Take a look
WEBMay 7, 2022 · The Evanston Farmers’ Market returned this weekend for its 48th season. Saturday, May 7, opening day for the season, brought crowds to 1800 Maple Ave., where dozens of vendors sold a variety of products including locally grown fruit, flowers, herbs, cheese and baked goods. Seven new vendors and 47 …
Evanston Dimensions | Ask the Historians
WEBMay 27, 2021 · A Brief History of Evanston Government Locations. by Kris Hartzell and Jenny Thompson, Ph.D. May 27th, 2021. After our last column, Libby Hill submitted the following question for historians at the Evanston History Center: In the 1950s, several City departments were run out of red brick two-story buildings on what I think was Maple.
Obituaries Archives - Evanston RoundTable
WEBBuket Ozer, ‘anchor’ at Infant Welfare Society of Evanston, has died at 57. by Wendi Kromash August 23rd, 2024. Buket Tonton Ozer, 57, Director of Administration at Infant Welfare Society of Evanston, passed away on Aug. 18. She is survived by her husband, Kemal, children Beyza and Kenan, her […]
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WEBLatest News. Art Encounter resumes annual fall walking tours of Evanston murals September 12th, 2024; City invites residents to join Evanston Green Homes pilot program September 12th, 2024; Ridgeville Park District hosts family gardening event on Sept. 14 September 12th, 2024; St. Mark’s Episcopal set to launch third year of free fall concerts September 12th, 2024
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WEBThe RoundTable team. The Evanston RoundTable celebrated its 25th anniversary in 2023. While the RoundTable became a not-for-profit corporation in 2021, many of our editors, reporters, photographers and designers have worked for the RoundTable for many years. In the last 10 years, they have received over 200 journalism awards from journalism ...
Tucked under the Metra line, Alcove keeps cooking
WEBMar 6, 2022 · Chef Elio Romero. (Photo provided) In 2000, Romero got a job as a sous chef at Chef’s Station – now called Alcove – at 1625 Maple Ave., which opened in 1997 and is located under the Davis Street Metra station. The head chef soon left, and Romero asked for more responsibility. Eventually the former owner of Chef’s Station decided he ...
Hall’s return boosts Evanston football staff
WEBAug 9, 2021 · So Hall will return to the sidelines for the 48 th year when football practice starts Monday across Illinois. Hall is back for his second term with Evanston and will bring a creative mindset along with an emphasis on fundamentals, just like he has for almost 5 decades. He’ll coach the defensive linemen for the Wildkits, the same role he had ...
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