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The Daily Northwestern

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


Ald. Ann Rainey (8th). Rainey has apologized to City Clerk Devon Reid for remarks she made  at a Feb. 2 debate for Eighth Ward aldermanic candidates.

Reparations subcommittee discusses Home Buyer Assistance Benefit Program

June 21, 2020

Evanston’s reparations subcommittee discussed a Home Buyer Assistance Benefit Program Friday, an initiative that works to remedy past discriminatory housing practices. The program aims to expand Evanston’s...

An anti-police brutality protest in Evanston on May 31. On Monday, local activists called on City Council to support black residents.

Evanston youth call on City Council to support Black residents

June 11, 2020

Evanston youth called on Evanston City Council on Monday to address the systemic disadvantages black residents face. Resident Sinobia Aiden said the city needs to address existing disadvantages in...

Trees in Evanston. On Monday, City Council voted to fund the city’s Dutch Elm Disease Injection Program for completion before the end of the year.

City Council approves funding for Dutch Elm Disease Injection Program

June 9, 2020

Evanston City Council voted Monday to fully fund the Evanston’s Dutch Elm Disease Injection Program and shorten the injection timeline. The program will inject all elm trees in Evanston with fungicides...

The Reparations Ambassadors program is made up of white and non-black people of color who will take on the responsibility of educating others and fundraising.

“Generations of pain”: The road to reparations in Evanston

May 29, 2020

Maria Murray was 15 years old in 1855 when she was purchased out of slavery by a white family and brought to work as an indentured servant in their Evanston home. She was one of Evanston’s first black...

Kemone Hendricks, who has organized Evanston’s first annual Juneteenth Parade/Celebration.

Evanston Juneteenth celebration set to virtually honor black residents amid the pandemic

May 27, 2020

Evanston Present and Future owner and founder Kemone Hendricks dreamed of seeing Evanston residents march through the streets in the city’s first Juneteenth parade. When the pandemic hit Evanston, Hendricks...

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