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- DCity Council supports Noyes Center renovations, yet timeline remains uncertaindailynorthwestern.com
- DOpen Communities hosts inaugural ‘Walk/Roll the Redline’ event, raises awareness on local housing discriminationdailynorthwestern.com
- D‘Rattiest’ no more: Residents gain ground in Evanston battle against rodentsdailynorthwestern.com
- DLocal businesses grapple with impact of Evanston’s flavored tobacco bandailynorthwestern.com
- DDistrict 202 board discusses 2022-2023 school year discipline reportdailynorthwestern.com
- DCity Council indicates support for migrant shelter — but not downtowndailynorthwestern.com
- DCity Council keeps term limits for city boards, commissions, committeesdailynorthwestern.com
- DCity Council maintains gas leaf blower ban, explores alternative support for small landscaping companiesdailynorthwestern.com
- DCity Council approves non-police alternative for 911 response to start by Junedailynorthwestern.com
- DCity Council sends efficiency home plan back to committee, extending debatedailynorthwestern.com
- DCity Council approves solar panel contract for Robert Crown Community Centerdailynorthwestern.com
- DDespite frigid temperatures, community members fundraise in annual Walk for Warmthdailynorthwestern.com
- DReparations committee determines order for reparations distributiondailynorthwestern.com
- DCity Council tables minimum wage increase, drops cashless business bandailynorthwestern.com
- DDespite closures, Evanston restaurants make themselves hearddailynorthwestern.com
- DCity Council approves NU Ryan Field rebuild plan after months of debatedailynorthwestern.com
- DGallery: Getting to know Ald. Krissie Harrisdailynorthwestern.com
- DResidents criticize Ryan Field community benefits agreement, call for Council to delay decisiondailynorthwestern.com
- DCity Council introduces ban on flavored tobacco productsdailynorthwestern.com
- DCity Council approves execution of Participatory Budgeting projects, discusses minimum wage increasedailynorthwestern.com
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