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. Organized by Digital Youth Divas Caring Adult Network and moderated by Evanston Live TV, the panel began with conversations of what caregivers value the most when they seek out programming for their children.  Panelist Ekaette Dada said even if a program only lasts an hour, she wants to make sure that there’s been some growth between its beginning and end.  “They’ve learned something new,” she said. “They see something new in themselves, they found out an interest that they might not have had before. That’s what I look for.”  Panelist Jared Davis emphasized the importance o...

Pinch Boil House planning spot in Alamo Heights It’s unclear if space is intended as a second location or a place to move to San Antonio Business Journal Tags:  SAN ANTONIO – Editor’s note: This story was published through a partnership between the San Antonio Business Journal and KSAT. Pinch Boil House appears to be planning a location on Broadway Street, having announced that it recently signed a lease. Ad It’s unclear whether this space is intended as a second location or a place to move for Pinch Boil House, which has a downtown location at 124 N. Main Ave. The Business Journa...

StrongerBC Future Leaders program poster. (Flickr) VICTORIA, B.C. – Four British Columbia ministries are investing almost $45 million into the StrongerBC Future Leaders Program to give training and jobs to more than 5,000 young adults. The program gives young adults training, internships, co-ops, and jobs in tech, environmental, and natural resource sectors. Data shows young people face higher unemployment early in their careers as they try to build experience. Youth unemployment peaked at 29 per cent during the pandemic, which is a full 15 points higher than the British Columbia average. A...

When Chris Granner, 63, became eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine, he jumped on the opportunity to register through the city of Evanston’s website — but soon realized he was not going to find an appointment in Evanston, or at least not quickly. After hearing Mayor Steve Hagerty’s recommendation to find vaccines elsewhere due to an insufficient allotment from the state, Granner tasked his daughter with finding him an appointment. She found an open slot in Quincy, Illinois — nearly a five hour drive from home. “When she asked me, ‘Should I book the appointment for you?’ I considere...

How the 1st US City to Fund Reparations for Black Residents Is Making Amends Ashley Brown et al., ABC News, March 1, 2021 Evanston, Illinois, is like a lot of American cities. The city just north of Chicago appears picturesque, updated and grand on one side — but not far away, one can see the signs of economic and racial segregation, despite the city’s proud, diverse and liberal reputation. What sets Evanston apart from other cities, however, is its groundbreaking plan to address the impact of that segregation and Black disenfranchisement: reparations. The impetus for the city’s reparat...