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.
The Cook County Department of Transportation and Highways grant will support major pedestrian and infrastructure improvements.
Community members are invited to participate in “National Night Out” (NNO) celebration events tonight.
Questions may be submitted in advance or live during the Zoom forum.
Early voting for the Nov. 3 Presidential Election will take place through Nov. 2 at Morton Civic Center.
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A grant from the Institute for Museum and Library Services will help the library serve unemployed people in Evanston.
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The live question and answer session will be broadcast on City Channel 16 and streamed on the City's Facebook page and YouTube channel.
Residents may now begin to pay for their 2021 City of Evanston wheel tax, residential parking permits and residential parking passes.
Due to COVID-19, the City will be taking extra safety precautions within the Morton Civic Center.
The nonprofit has raised $16.6 million of its $18.5 million goal for its expansion project, which is scheduled to be complete by mid-2021.
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Participants at this year's event will be required to wear a face covering while riding their bikes.
The City is partnering with Walgreens to bring flu vaccinations to residents.
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The election is Nov. 3.
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Monday through Thursday trash, recycling and food and yard waste collections will occur one day later in the week than usual.