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City Manager Luke Stowe appointed Dave Stoneback as deputy city manager and Edgar Cano as public works director, the city announced in a Friday news release. Prior to his appointment, Stoneback had served as the interim deputy city manager since October 2021, when former city manager Erika Storlie resigned and the search for a new...
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Evanston Now We can expect up to 15 inches of snow by noon Tuesday. Edgar Cano, who runs snow removal operations for Evanston, says the storm that’s started in the city this morning “is looking like a very impressive event” with up to 15 inches of snow expected by noon Tuesday. He says the major storm that’s blowing across the Midwest will give us 4 to 5 inches of snow between 3 p.m. today and 4 a.m. Tuesday. Lake effect snow that’s already begun to fall will add another 7 to 10 inches to the total by the time it tapers off around noon Tuesday.
Evanston Now We could get snow almost every day this week But it looks like we won't get much snow on any of those days, says the guy who heads snow removal operations for the city. Snow people in Alexander Park last Thursday, huddled around what appears to be a snow-campfire. Edgar Cano, who heads snow removal operations for the City of Evanston, says that, except for Tuesday, we could see a little more snow each day this week with “numerous disturbances passing through our area.” Each storm is expected to leave behind anywhere from a trace to an inch of snow.