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Q&A: City Manager Luke Stowe talks priorities and policy - Vimarsana News

Q&A: City Manager Luke Stowe talks priorities and policy

After a months-long search that cost Evanston upwards of $95,000, City Council unanimously voted in August to appoint Luke Stowe as city manager.  Stowe, who previously served as Evanston’s chief information officer and interim deputy city manager, will develop the city’s annual budget and manage government operations, among other responsibilities.  The Daily sat down with...

For Illinois Senate: Feigenholtz, Fine, Porfirio, Cunningham, Sheehan - Vimarsana News

For Illinois Senate: Feigenholtz, Fine, Porfirio, Cunningham, Sheehan

Part One of the Tribune editorial board's endorsements for Illinois Senate.

'Rockstar' of family support services Bernice Weissbourd dies at 99 - Vimarsana News

'Rockstar' of family support services Bernice Weissbourd dies at 99

Bernice Weissbourd launched Family Focus centers, where toddlers and parents learn about one another and thrive together.

NU students volunteer for upcoming midterms - Vimarsana News

NU students volunteer for upcoming midterms

With the 2022 midterm elections approaching, Northwestern students are getting involved by volunteering for candidates and helping out-of-state students acquire absentee ballots.  All 435 House of Representatives seats, 34 Senate positions and 36 governorships are on the ballot Nov. 8. Eighty-five percent of state legislative seats are also on the ballot. Some political groups on...

City Council discusses proposed 2023 budget - Vimarsana News

City Council discusses proposed 2023 budget

City Council discussed Evanston’s proposed 2023 budget Monday, touching on major issues like the city’s significant pension debt, Northwestern’s proposal to rebuild Ryan Field and the property tax increase. The proposed budget is slated to be $402.5 million, a $42.1 million increase from the adopted 2022 budget. Funds prioritize investments in city facilities, sustainability efforts...