Local skater Adam Eichorn turned toward two police cars guarding the entrance to the ribbon-cutting ceremony at Evanston’s new skate park, took out his phone and snapped a picture.
He laughed to himself,...
Curtis Chin did not intend to be a memoirist.
Instead, Chin first considered becoming a poet, he said at a Thursday evening talk at Koi.
Chin — the author of “Everything I Learned, I Learned...
The Reparations Committee announced that it will deposit the Evanston Reparations Fund into Liberty Bank, one of the largest Black-owned banks in America, at the committee’s Thursday meeting.
Effective...
Evanston resident Rives Collins said the Celtic Knot Public House reminded him of the American sitcom “Cheers.”
“People would walk in the bar, and someone would call out their name to welcome...
For a moment Tuesday, a verdant but vacant lot on Grant Street sat in silence as the spring showers paused. Yet at the future site of Evanston’s first “pocket neighborhood” of small homes, the quiet...
