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Sherman Plaza shifts back to 1st Ward in latest map revision - Vimarsana News

Sherman Plaza shifts back to 1st Ward in latest map revision

Council Members Melissa Wynne (3rd Ward) and Jonathan Nieuwsma (4th Ward) mull changes to a proposed new ward map at an April 25 Redistricting Committee

City Council discusses crosswalk improvements - Vimarsana News

City Council discusses crosswalk improvements

City Council discussed plans to improve the city’s pedestrian crosswalks Monday. The city currently has 67 crossings, excluding those at controlled intersections — crossings regulated by traffic signals or all-way stop signs — according to a presentation given by Public Works Director Edgar Cano.  Residents frequently request that the city add more crossings, Cano said....

Evanston Planning and Development Committee nixes cannabis lounge ordinance - Vimarsana News

Evanston Planning and Development Committee nixes cannabis lounge ordinance

Cannabis lounges won't be coming to Evanston anytime soon as an ordinance to change indoor smoking laws stalled in committee on Monday.

Evanston City Council reviews proposed new ward map - Vimarsana News

Evanston City Council reviews proposed new ward map

City Council discussed a new Evanston ward map proposed by the Redistricting Committee on Monday. Evanston began its redistricting process in December 2021, planning to create a new ward map based on the 2020 census. In June, the council will vote on a final map.  State law does not require Evanston to redistrict based on...

Evanston City Council votes in favor of expanding its reparations program to repair housing discrimination - Vimarsana News

Evanston City Council votes in favor of expanding its reparations program to repair housing discrimination

Discriminatory housing policies led Rue Simmons, a former alderwoman, to push for reparations.