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'Channeling the pain': How Evanstonians use art for empowerment - Vimarsana News

'Channeling the pain': How Evanstonians use art for empowerment

Spend just a few minutes wandering around downtown Evanston and you’re almostguaranteed to stumble across at least one mural or piece of public art. The

Evanston, Chicago partnering on Howard Street revitalization plan - Vimarsana News

Evanston, Chicago partnering on Howard Street revitalization plan

The Rogers Park Business Alliance, the City of Chicago and the City of Evanston announced a joint project last week called "One Howard Street," which is

Geracaris wins 9th Ward election - Vimarsana News

Geracaris wins 9th Ward election

Ald. Juan Geracaris (9th) will continue to serve as the 9th Ward’s councilmember on City Council after winning 67.41% of the vote, according to the Cook County Clerk’s Office. Geracaris ran against Kathy Hayes, a former Cook County administrator, who received 32.59% of the vote. “I think (the result) really shows that I have the...

Ald. Krissie Harris wins 2nd Ward election - Vimarsana News

Ald. Krissie Harris wins 2nd Ward election

Ald. Krissie Harris (2nd) will continue to serve as Evanston’s 2nd Ward Councilmember after winning Tuesday’s election. She received 696 votes –– 54.25% of the total –– according to the Cook County Clerk’s Office. Her opponents, Darlene Cannon and Patricia Gregory, received 39.91% and 5.85% of the vote, respectively.  A fifth-generation Evanston resident, Harris has...

Northwestern stadium project crosses ward lines to become election issue - Vimarsana News

Northwestern stadium project crosses ward lines to become election issue

 Evanston voters will go to the polls Tuesday to vote to fill two City Council seats, in a rare midterm election that could have major bearing on