Officials here praise court decision as a victory for voters.
National Weather Service says dangerous condition will continue through Thursday night.
Compromise a possibility on Pritzker’s housing plan, Gabel says.
The city launched its new Evanston Sun Power Program in partnership with Windfree Solar earlier this month to provide solar energy system installations at no cost to approximately 20 Evanston households. Low- and moderate-income households will be selected via a lottery system for the program. The application, which is available in English and Spanish, closes...
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This article contains spoilers. Actress and director Olivia Wilde has long been fascinated by the precarity of human relationships. Through her 2019 high school drama “Booksmart” and her 2022 film “Don’t Worry Darling,” Wilde has placed themes like betrayal, codependency and reconciliation center stage. Her new film “The Invite,” which will be released nationwide on...
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Just off Central Street, Burl brings farmer-driven food and local ingredients to Evanston. The restaurant opened in January at 2545 Prairie Ave., and owners Tom Carlin and Rachel Canfora-Carlin prioritize local farmers with the “rule of 80,” sourcing at least 80% of their menu from their local food network. When we walked in, we were...
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This review contains spoilers. As much as it pains me to say, it will not be a “Supergirl” summer. Serving as the second installation in the newly rebooted DCU, “Supergirl” follows, well, Supergirl (Milly Alcock) as she embarks on a mission across the galaxy in hopes of getting an antidote for her dog, Krypto, who...
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