🌱 Patch AM: Parents’ discovery of a $17 million error shakes District 65’s plans

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🌱 Patch AM: How much new debt can Evanston afford for 2027 projects?

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🌱 Patch AM: Why hazmat crews closed streets near Evanston police headquarters Wednesday night

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🌱 Patch AM: Evanston Police Probe Unidentified Substance; No Community Threat Found

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🌱 Patch AM: How To Compost Your Jack-O'-Lantern In Evanston

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🌱 Patch AM: District 65 Corrects $17M Projection Error As Budget Cuts Still Advance

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🌱 Patch AM: What Jonathan Nieuwsma’s new acting mayor role means for Evanston residents

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Evanston YWCA Program Helps Domestic Violence Survivors Train For Culinary Careers

The Young Women's Christian Association in Evanston is training participants for careers in the food-service industry.

Evanston Woman Rasies More Than $30K For ALS In Mother's Memory

After losing her mother to ALS in 2021, an Evanston woman kept walking and fundraising for others facing the disease.

Americans Lost $20B To Online Crime: Check Your State’s Ranking

See which states lost the most, who’s most vulnerable, and how to protect yourself from becoming the next victim.

Evanston Student Recycling Truck Design Contest Returns For Fifth Year

Student artists have until Oct. 16 to submit original designs for two Evanston recycling trucks.

Step Up for Recovery Fundraiser Set for Oct. 4 at Evanston Lakefront

PEER Services' annual event will raise money for prevention and affordable substance use treatment.

Evanston Mom, Daughter Train To Tackle Chicago Marathon Together

The Evanston family says the marathon effort is about inclusion, visibility and celebrating people with disabilities.

Bike The Ridge Is Back This Weekend

Mayor Daniel Biss is set to open the annual ride, which also includes live music and food trucks at Ridgeville Park.

North Suburban YMCA Invites the Community to Its Annual Trunk or Treat on October 18

Free family event from 1–3 p.m.; community members, nonprofits, and local businesses are invited to decorate vehicles and participate.

Heather Headley Headlines Evanston Charity Concert

The Tony and Grammy winner will perform Nov. 1 in Evanston to support housing and services for people with disabilities.

Evanston Announces Sept. 11 Memorial Ceremony at Firefighters Park

Residents can attend the one-hour Sept. 11 memorial ceremony at Firefighters Park in Evanston.

Evanston Team Joins O'Hare Plane Pull To Raise Money For Special Olympics Illinois

Team Evanston plans to pull a United Airlines 737 on Sept. 26 and raise at least $1,000 for Special Olympics Illinois.

Evanston Crosswalk Mural Projects To Close Streets This Weekend

Two Love Your Block mural projects are scheduled in Evanston, with road closures and volunteer opportunities.

From Europe to the US: Why Americans Love This Family Watch Brand

Why more American watch buyers are turning to independent brands like Tufina for craftsmanship, character, and affordable luxury.

Music Institute To Launch RCM Smart Start For North Shore Families In Fall 2026

Weekly classes for babies, toddlers and preschoolers will begin in September at three north suburban campuses.

North Shore Donors Asked To Help As Red Cross Reports National Blood Crisis

The Red Cross said donations hit a four-year summer low as hospital demand rose and type O supplies fell sharply.

Evanston Fire Captain Matt Grizely To Retire After 34 Years Of Service

The longtime captain served more than 34 years in Evanston, including 18 years as a captain.

If Pain Shows Up 10 Minutes Into Your Walk, Don't Blame Age Yet

Back, hip, knee, or foot pain that appears partway through a walk may reveal how your body is compensating.

Annual National Night Out Returns To Evanston Next Month

The annual event is aimed at building trust, safety awareness and neighborhood connections.

Evanston's Glow In The Park Is Back With New Fun Games

Glow in the Park returns to Ingraham Park on July 10 with all-ages activities and $9 admission.

4 Signs Your Knee Pain May Be Coming From Your Back

If knee shots or knee-focused PT only partly helped, the real source may be your spine. A licensed Evanston PT explains what to watch for.

Evanston Launches Long-Term Treatment Plan For City's American Elm Trees

The Forestry Division is leading the effort as Evanston works to protect mature elms from disease.

Watch The U.S. Team's Next World Cup Match At Official Evanston Watch Party

Residents are invited to bring chairs and blankets for the USA-Bosnia-Herzegovina match at Robert Crown Community Center.

Evanston To Host Annual Recycles Event At ETHS

Residents can drop off electronics, shred documents and dispose of medications during Evanston's June 27 event.

Evanston Beaches Gain USLA Certification For Open-Water Safety

The city said Evanston is the only agency in Illinois to earn the United States Lifesaving Association certification.

Evanston Sets Juneteenth Walk, Celebration, Holiday Closures For 2026

Opal's Walk for Freedom and a city celebration at Arrington Lagoon will mark Juneteenth in Evanston.

Evanston Wine Walk Names Curt's Cafe As 2026 Nonprofit Partner

A portion of proceeds from the Sept. 10 event in the Main-Dempster district will support Curt's Cafe programs.

27th Annual Race Against Hate To Bring Thousands To Evanston

YWCA Evanston/North Shore will host the Father's Day run-walk with thousands expected from across Chicagoland.

Local Business Spotlight: PEER Services, Inc.

Empowering communities through prevention, education and support programs that promote healthier lives.

Shoulder Pain At Night? What Evanston Adults Should Know

If shoulder pain interrupts sleep or makes reaching overhead harder, the source may need a closer look.

Local Business Spotlight: Skillz Physical Therapy

Skillz Physical Therapy treats pain & discomfort using precise, methodical assessment rather than assumption

Evanston Beaches To Open this Weekend Through Labor Day

Free resident passes, guest tickets and lakefront safety measures are part of Evanston's beach season plans.

Village Treasure House honored by Hunger Resource Network as 2026 Corporate Hunger Hero of the Year

Hunger Resource Network awards Meghan Rosenfeld 2026 Hunger Hero Volunteer of the Year at annual fund-raising luncheon

Evanston Cops Take To Dunkin' Rooftops For Annual Fundraiser

The cops on the rooftop will be raising money for Special Olympics Illinois.

NSYMCA to host their Inaugural SeniorPLAYooza Brain Health Event on May 12th

Partnering with the Alzheimer’s Association, a free community Brain Health Fair to support active aging.

Family Owned Jewelry & Antiques Store Closing After 60 Years

TJ Cullen Jewelers in Winnetka is closing after nearly 60 years in business. Visit during the 5 day estate sale this weekend.

A Survivor's Strength

Double Lung Transplant Recipient Raises Funds While Confronting Cancer

Scholarship Offer: Middle and High School Students

Chestnut State is pleased to announce a one-month scholarship.

A Collaborative Approach to Enhancing Recovery with Non-Opioids

Learn how Dr. Anderson and Dr. Asif work together to provide their patients with non-opioid pain management options after plastic surgery

THC-Infused, Non-Alcoholic Beverages Hit Chicago-Area Liquor Stores

WYNK’s Award-Winning, Zero-Calorie, Zero-Sugar Seltzers Provide a Healthier Alternative to Alcohol—Available Where Adult Beverages are Sold

AFS-USA is seeking host families to welcome an exchange student

Make a difference in a young person’s life by becoming an AFS-USA host family.

Pedaling for a Purpose

Paul Williams, a middle school math and science teacher, has a passion for pedaling.

Why Boys Need Mentors

A Look into the Adolescent Male’s Need of Engagement

From Triple Organ Transplant to Summit Success

Sarah McPharlin's Triumph Over Adversity