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Dec 21, 2024 · The Knot is back and better than ever. After a number of unanticipated delays, Celtic Knot owners Liz and Patrick Breslin finally welcomed patrons into their new location at 2022 Central St. on Dec. 12.

Please join us for Interfaith Action of Evanston’s Walk for Warmth on Martin Luther King Day, Monday January 20th, starting with a short program at 11 a.m. inside First United Methodist Church, 516 Church St. in Evanston.

The Evanston RoundTable is the leading source of news on government, schools, the arts, culture and social justice in Evanston, Illinois.

Dec 18, 2024 · The push to make this plan law before the municipal elections is more than concerning. Like the deal with NU over Dyche Stadium and concerts the Mayor’s goal seems to be to push things through so fast the public won’t know what hit them.

Dec 23, 2024 · Cabaret Night featuring Nitz and Friends North, 7 p.m. at Le Piano, 6970 N. Glenwood Ave., Chicago. Daryl Nitz has been performing and producing cabaret shows in Chicago for years while teaching for 30 years in Chicago area public schools.

Jan 2, 2025 · There is still time to review the new Comprehensive Plan. There is still time to provide feedback on the Draft Comprehensive Plan, which will serve as a long-term roadmap for the city’s growth and development priorities.Your input is vital to this process. Share your thoughts by completing the surveys, available in both English and Spanish.. By sharing your thoughts on these plans and ...

Jan 6, 2025 · An outpouring of grief and remembrance followed the unexpected death of lifelong Evanstonian George Dotson on Dec. 26, 2024. Known for his kindness and steadfast commitment to community service, he devoted his time, energy and talents to improving the lives of youth and seniors in the Evanston community and beyond.

Dec 17, 2024 · If you’re Evanston City Manager Luke Stowe, you call Edgar Cano, agency director of the city’s Public Works department. Cano and his department of more than 160 people are the ones who keep Evanston’s roads, alleys, parkways and parks clear and useable throughout the year.

Jan 2, 2025 · And while disagreement is central to any dialogue, let’s make sure that we base arguments on data, not fear. Parielle Davis’ entry into the debate — her December 17 letter to the editor (“Envision Evanston isn’t about affordable housing”) — proclaims her support for affordable housing but doesn’t offer ideas about how to achieve that goal.