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The Mee-Ow Show Fest celebrates comedy group's 50th year - Vimarsana News

The Mee-Ow Show Fest celebrates comedy group's 50th year

Evanston Mayor Daniel Biss decreed April 6, 2024 as Evanston’s official “Mee-Ow Show Day” on Saturday, honoring the longest running college improv and sketch comedy show in America. “Join the observance of the day with appropriate mirth to honor people, the rights and duties of heartfelt spontaneous comedy in the practice of good citizenship,” Biss...

Evanston Skate Park delivers community but not 'street cred' - Vimarsana News

Evanston Skate Park delivers community but not 'street cred'

Local skater Adam Eichorn turned toward two police cars guarding the entrance to the ribbon-cutting ceremony at Evanston’s new skate park, took out his phone and snapped a picture. He laughed to himself, eyes crinkling behind sunglasses and a white trucker hat. “That’s a great picture,” Eichorn said. Many of the older skaters have stories...

Evanston Wants $20M to Make Abandoned Building a Migrant Shelter - Vimarsana News

Evanston Wants $20M to Make Abandoned Building a Migrant Shelter

The mayor of a Chicago suburb wants part of a $20 million county grant to turn an abandoned office building into a migrant shelter.

Evanston Wants $20M to Make Abandoned Building a Migrant Shelter - Vimarsana News

Evanston Wants $20M to Make Abandoned Building a Migrant Shelter

The mayor of a Chicago suburb wants part of a $20 million county grant to turn an abandoned office building into a migrant shelter.

Evanston's mayor wants to convert a vacant building into housing for migrants - Vimarsana News

Evanston's mayor wants to convert a vacant building into housing for migrants

The city is considering applying for a $20 million pot of money from Cook County meant to support suburbs to help migrants.