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Sculptor Erik Blome, his wife Charlotte, and colleague Lamar Wilson carefully disconnected the casting, named “Explorer” in ...
Evanston City Council is scheduled to take a final vote Monday on Wilmette-based developer Paul Harb’s plans for a five-story, 30-unit apartment building at 2206 Maple Ave. The building, which would ...
Late April heralds the celebration of Earth Day, and with that comes the city’s annual Earth Day Fest, which was held at the ...
It was all part of National Rebuilding Day, a project of a group called Rebuilding Together. As similar cleanups took place ...
The Evanston City Council Monday is scheduled to approve an 8% pay hike for City Manager Luke Stowe. In a memo, Mayor Daniel ...
The printing press will be in the ETHS library through January. Then, a new home will have to be found. And once it is, that will be a “stop the presses” moment. Or, rather, a “start the presses” one.
The 2,000-pound, eight-foot-tall bronze cast bust of the first permanent non-native settler in Chicago is moving out of the ...
Evanston police say thieves stole catalytic converters from four cars between Tuesday evening and Friday morning. Three of ...
Matt Rodgers made his first constituent appearance as an incoming 8th Ward alder at a ward meeting Thursday night. Outgoing ...
The letter criticizes the Trump administration for its “coercive use of public research funding” as a way to change university policies far beyond anything related to antisemitism, including the ...
Bushra Amiwala, a Skokie School Board District 73.5 member who is said to be the first Gen-Z elected official in the country, is considering a run for Congress if Rep. Jan Schakowsky of Evanston ...
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