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Northwestern University and Evanston's Only Daily News Source Since 1881

The Daily Northwestern

Northwestern University and Evanston's Only Daily News Source Since 1881

The Daily Northwestern

Banners publicizing Northwestern’s “We Will” fundraising campaign went up across campus following the announcement of the initiative, which aims to raise $3.75 billion for the University.

‘We Will’ campaign strengthens relationship between Northwestern, Evanston

April 22, 2014

In the wake of the March announcement of “We Will,” Northwestern's $3.75 billion fundraising campaign, Evanston officials say the initiative will continue to bolster the growing relationship between...

Ald. Delores Holmes (5th) speaks to City Council and recommends the city end its relationship with Community Animal Rescue Effort. The council voted 4-2 to terminate the partnership with the nonprofit.

City Council votes to cut ties with CARE

April 9, 2014

At a heated and tense meeting, City Council moved Tuesday night to end Evanston's relationship with Community Animal Rescue Effort, ordering the organization to end its work at the city's animal shelter. “To...

Gail Lovinger Goldblatt, a member of the CARE board, raises concerns Monday with city manager Wally Bobkiewiczs proposals on the future of city relationships with volunteer animal organizations. At Monday’s Human Services Committee meeting, the committee voted to recommend that City Council not negotiate with CARE if the group does not accept Bobkiewicz’s conditions.

Human Services Committee advises City Council not to negotiate with CARE

April 7, 2014

The Evanston Human Services Committee decided Monday to recommend that City Council not negotiate further with the Community Animal Rescue Effort about new proposals that would govern the city’s...

Evanston’s demand for camera funding nearly doubles

April 1, 2014

City officials confirmed Monday night that they have requested almost double the federal funding to install security cameras along streets leading to Evanston Township High School. At Monday's City...

Evanston city manager Wally Bobkiewicz, Mayor Elizabeth Tisdahl and city clerk Rodney Greene listen to an update on the city’s snow removal efforts. The Public Works Department reported that this year’s winter was the snowiest on record.

Evanston Public Works reports snowiest winter on record

March 31, 2014

In a presentation to City Council on Monday, the Public Works Department announced that snowfall from this winter was measured at 90.9 inches, a city record. Public works director Suzette Robinson said...

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