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As city seeks to spend federal aid before year-end deadline.

But Rodgers says landmark status will complicate redevelopment of school sites.

Six households still lack affordable housing of 18 initially displaced, city staff says.

Four blocks near Ryan Field are getting the new mains.

Legislature holds hearing about supply across state.

To provide financial update after week-long visit by consultant.

The annual event aims to clean up downtown and foster community among participants.

Shorefront concludes building the school played role in Black displacement in northwest Evanston.

Ald. Bobby Burns is seeking up to $63,229 more support for six households.

“James (Jim) McHolland Way” sign now displayed on Oakton Street outside the school.

Attendees went to work cleaning areas near Ladd Arboretum.

New oral history book tells Evanston’s story through the lives of 40 diverse leaders.

Board chair: “very difficult position” has led to leadership change.

New jazz club, bakery and pizza spots among the applicants to serve booze.

Superintendent says two individual tried to interact with students on the playground.

Gives Chicago Stars the option to remain, although team does not have to take it.

Supporters say more supply will improve affordability. Foes decry “one-size-fits-all” zoning.

Shares job, training and volunteer opportunities that meet new federal food assistance work requirements.

Panel seeks to prevent future city leadership from selling off lakefront land.

Yellow Line train was heading northbound when it derailed, no injures reported.