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Councilmembers and residents discussed concerns and benefits for a proposed Evanston dog park during Monday’s City Council meeting. After Lake Michigan’s rising waters submerged Evanston’s fenced-off dog beach in 2016, some community members have pushed for a new, dedicated space for dogs. Evanston residents have access to the 2.7 acre Pooch Park, jointly run by...
Charles Clark Square downtown has become an outdoor cinema with WIFF’s Under the Stars Community Screenings taking place this weekend. Attendees are able to bring their own seating to Charles Clark Square and enjoy a variety of movies throughout the weekend, suited to anyone of all ages. Check out the schedule here. Films being screened include Parasite in Black & White, Castle in the Sky, Meeting the Beatles in India, Beans, and much more. Catch a film outdoors this weekend from Friday, July 23rd to Sunday, July 25th. These screenings are free to attend, and are first-come first-serve with...
Most már anyáznak is a budapestiek a Clark Ãdám téri virágágyás miatt Dühöngenek a budapestiek: döbbenetes látvány fogad minket a Clark Ãdám téren! Eltűnt a gyöngyörű virágágyás, ami sok-sok évtizede volt ott, és hála a âzöldâ városvezetésnek, most betontenger van a helyén. Ãpült egy körforgalom biciklisávval â de olyan, ami még a biciklisták szerint is életveszélyes. 2021.06.14. 05:20 Bors Megosztás: Dühöngenek a budapestiek: döbbenetes lÃ...
'A dream come true': Rohingya group buys community center on Milwaukee's south side Isabel Koyama and Sarah Volpenhein, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel © Julia Martins de Sa / Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Anuwar Kasim, left, founder of the nonprofit Burmese Rohingya Community of Wisconsin, discusses paint estimates with Christopher Fink of Painting by Christopher LLC in the New Life Hmong Alliance Church in Milwaukee’s Clark Square neighborhood. A south side church is being converted into a community center for Rohingya refugees in Milwaukee, believed to be home to one of the la...
Evanston Now Residents: Build dog park, but not near me Dog owners -- and non-dog owners -- offered lots of reasons not to have a new dog park close to home. Candy Lee. Almost all residents speaking at an online meeting this evening told city staff that Evanston should build a new dog park — but not put it in their neighborhood. A city staff analysis listed Clark Square Park on the lakefront as the highest-rated location that was actually big enough to accommodate a dog park A slide from the city staff presentation. The blue tint shows the proposed dog park site.