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City officials announced building closures and garbage collection delays ahead of the upcoming holidays.
“The City is working hand-in-hand with public health partners to ensure that all community members have access to the COVID-19 vaccine."
Santa will make short stops in all of Evanston’s nine wards this weekend.
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"When it comes to your bottom, staying healthy should be at the top of everyone’s agenda," Mayor Hagerty said.
Winner Tate Dunn is a fourth grader at Willard Elementary School.
Four long guns and 15 handguns — as well as some ammunition — were turned in Sunday at Christ Temple Missionary Baptist Church in Evanston.
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Oakton and YWCA Evanston/North Shore are collaborating to offer free virtual web development courses starting in January.
Starbucks will offer free coffee for all front-line workers through the end of 2020.
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After more than 32 years of dedicated service, Fire Captain Tim Taylor retired Tuesday, Nov. 24.
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"We have entered a critical phase in our fight against COVID-19," Mayor Hagerty said.
The City of Evanston is reminding residents of snow parking restrictions, convenient notification methods and shoveling guidelines.
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COVID-19 infections increase at alarming rates in Evanston and across the state.
Changes include enacting 15-minute free parking zones outside of designated businesses and extending time limits for on-street parking.
According to the CDC, small household gatherings are an important contributor to the rise in COVID-19 cases.
Friday night screenings of "Shrek," "The Avengers," "Planes, Trains and Automobiles" and "Home Alone" are scheduled for the coming weeks.
The City is collecting new unwrapped toys, gently used and new books and staple food items for holiday meals.
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The City of Evanston reminds dog and cat owners to submit their 2021 Pet Registrations by the end of the year.
North Shore Senior Center is one of Chicagoland's top places to work!
Residents who are not registered to vote may register and cast a ballot on Election Day.
The Cook County Clerk's Office is encouraging all voters to cast their ballot prior to Election Day this year by voting early.
Officers deployed pepper spray when some of the 150 protesters exhibited "intentional destruction."
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Early voting is available at the Morton Civic Center; face coverings and social distancing are required.
Evanston's official trick-or-treat hours are Saturday, October 31, from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m.
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Additional fall street cleaning is scheduled and the City is providing a food scrap composting program.
Health & Human Services will host the temporary site Oct. 26-27, open to all residents regardless of symptoms.
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Alan Blitz discusses how NSSC's Online Learners stay connected to each other and are enjoying learning and new experiences.
About one in five Evanston residents was at risk of food insecurity — even before the coronavirus pandemic.
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An Evanston car dealership and a Chicago movie theater are hosting three more family-friendly drive-in movies with food from local eateries.
The City's Health & Human Services Department is partnering with the Illinois Department of Public Health to offer tests at ETHS.