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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


Opioid crisis panel discusses addiction, collaboration

January 18, 2018

Professionals from several Evanston departments said collaboration from city services and the local community would help to prevent opioid overdoses in the area in a Thursday panel discussing the current...

City holds community meeting to address plans for Gibbs-Morrison Cultural Center

September 29, 2016

Evanston residents offered input on the future of the Gibbs-Morrison Cultural Center at a meeting Thursday. The City of Evanston met with the community to discuss planned site improvements for the...

Mayor Elizabeth Tisdahl speaks at her annual State of the City address Friday. Tisdahl highlighted the death of Curt's Cafe graduate Benjamin “Bo” Bradford-Mandujano, who was shot in January, in a discussion of gun violence in the city.

Tisdahl discusses violence, state budget crisis at annual address

March 19, 2016

Evanston faces challenges with gun violence and the absence of a state budget, but the city is taking steps to address them, Mayor Elizabeth Tisdahl said Friday at her annual State of the City address. The...

First Slice Pie Cafe will open up in the Gibbs-Morrison Cultural Center, 1823 Church St., next month. In addition to pie, the cafe will feature soup, sandwiches and homemade tamales.

New Evanston cafe directs proceeds to feeding homeless, hungry populations

February 7, 2016

By mid-March, Evanston’s Gibbs-Morrison Cultural Center will become home to a restaurant that not only aims to feed paying customers, but dedicates funds and resources toward feeding the homeless and...

Proposed Evanston budget increases property taxes, plans for potential cuts

October 10, 2015

Illinois Budget Crisis Under Evanston's proposed 2016 budget, city residents would see their property taxes rise 0.4 percent. The city released Friday its proposed budget for the next fiscal...

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