Northwestern's Ryan Field redevelopment is a 'generational project' for Evanston
“We ask those who still oppose this project to consider the price of letting it fail,” the Evanston NAACP chairman and a former mayor write.
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“We ask those who still oppose this project to consider the price of letting it fail,” the Evanston NAACP chairman and a former mayor write.
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Evanston RoundTable Open Search Print In his final State of the City address, Mayor Stephen Hagerty said the community will pull together to rebound from the ravages of COVID-19. (Screenshot by Heidi Randhava) Getting your Evanston news from Facebook? Try the Evanston RoundTable’s free daily and weekend email newsletters – sign up now! Maybe later, thanks. On April 9, Mayor Stephen Hagerty delivered his 2021 State of the City Address at the Evanston Chamber of Commerce’s State of the City Luncheon. The format of this year’s virtual event included a live question-and-answer sessi...
Print In Evanston and throughout the nation, there is reason to be both hopeful and cautious about the coronavirus pandemic. Incredible progress is being made with highly effective vaccines, but new variants of the coronavirus are spreading quickly. President Joe Biden, in his remarks on April 6, said the U.S. had crossed 150 million shots in the first 75 days of the Biden-Harris administration – on track to beat their goal of 200 million shots in the first 100 days of the Biden presidency. “Even moving at the record speed we’re moving at, we’re not even halfway through vaccinating o...
Evanston RoundTable Open Search Evanston RoundTable’s free daily and weekend email newsletters – sign up now! By Mayor Stephen Hagerty In just a few short weeks, on April 12, all Evanston and Illinois residents 16 years and older will be eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. As we approach that date, the latest data shows that there are both reasons for optimism and concern. Let’s start with the good news. More than 90% of Evanston seniors have received their first vaccine dose. The latest data from the Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) shows that eligible Evanston re...