Sarita was a first generation college student and therefore struggled to navigate the education system. Eventually, after a few transfer ...
Parking signage posted at the beginning and end of each block indicates the specific days and times that parking restrictions will be in ...
Dan Lanigan says the film is a "thank you" to the organization where he and his wife adopted their daughter.
Last year, employer partners helped to provide over 350 summer jobs and paid virtual opportunities for Evanston youth.
The City's Building and Inspection Services Division issues permits for remodeling, repairing, and all new construction projects. Most a ...
Four parishes will become two in July, but all four churches and three schools will stay open.
Makerspaces can take several forms, from dedicated spaces with tools and materials for building and creating, like the EPL's 3D printer, ...
Beginning Monday, everyone 5 and over will be required to show proof of vaccination status to enter Evanston Public Library facilities.
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Alyssa Tillmon, a 24-year-old Northern Illinois University student, is scheduled to appear on Thursday's broadcast, according to a report.
Cheryl Lawrence succeeded Mary Ellen Ball earlier this month as head of Evanston-based Open Communities.
There's a Red Cross blood drive being held nearby.
We asked Patch readers who they're grateful for. Here's what your neighbors in Evanston had to say.
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The in-person event will benefit Cal’s Angels, and virtual options are available!
The Red Cross is holding a blood drive in the Evanston area soon.
A valuable opportunity for students who demonstrate academic achievement, social justice and civic engagement, and leadership abilities
Gala at Bryn Mawr Country Club Honors Leaders/Volunteers Esther Yelen Berman and Marlene Kaplan for 50 Years of Service
Ridge Avenue will be closed to cars but open to non-motorized bicyclists from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sunday.
Five new members were elected to three-year terms on the the board of directors of the Evanston nonprofit.
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Finding the best fall pumpkin at a field in Evanston comes at a cost.
The Main Library and the Robert Crown branch will share the same hours and meeting rooms are available to be reserved following guidelines.
The Evanston native said he was able to take a few steps but lives with the fear that "it could happen to me again."
Family Escapes From Afghanistan | Student Petitions For E-Learning | Jewish Caucus Demands Cop's Resignation :North Shore Week in Headlines.
The U.S. is experiencing a severe blood donation shortage.
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The library board voted Wednesday to expand public service hours starting Sept. 7.
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Last summer, the ETHS Boys Basketball team was motivated to make an impactful statement about the injustices faced by the Black community.
There's a Red Cross blood drive coming up nearby.
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Three beavers were found dead last month at Northwestern University. Two are still alive. No one yet knows why.
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Issued July 23, 2021
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