Ninth Congressional race draws full turnout at Evanston candidates forum
Despite freezing temperatures, a full crowd has turned out tonight at Northminster Church in northwest…
Ninth Congressional race draws full turnout at Evanston candidates forum
Despite freezing temperatures, a full crowd has turned out tonight at Northminster Church in northwest Evanston to hear Democratic candidates…
Northwestern MedicIne took over Barnes and Noble’s space at 1630 Sherman Ave., after the bookstore closed in 2020.
One that got away — Barnes and Noble experiencing comeback in other places
By Bob Seidenberg Barnes and Noble, once a gem of Evanston’s downtown, is staging a comeback in other places. The…
Kyle Voils, senior attorney for the Chicago Coalition to End Homelessness, told council members Monday they are on the right path in their move to amend the city’s panhandling ordinance.
Evanston’s panhandling ordinance moves a step closer to being repealed
By Bob Seidenberg A city committee took steps Monday night to amend an ordinance that Evanston has had in place…
Peet’s Coffee closed Friday, Jan. 30 after a nearly 25-year run in Evanston, a victim of company “restructuring.”
Last call for Peet’s, a coffee shop which became a ‘third place’ for many downtown
Both the city and customers sought a deeper explanation from the parent company By Bob Seidenberg Peet’s was the first…
Evanston not quite ready to reopen the door for ‘vacation rentals’
Council members see the need for a few more tweaks By Bob Seidenberg Evanston city council members weren’t quite ready…
Some of the city’s vacant storefronts may become pop-up stores or business incubators under a proposal backed by the city’s Economic Development Committee Jan. 28.
Committee backs pilot incubator-pop-up program to activate downtown’s vacant spaces
By Bob Seidenberg rseiden914@gmail.com Evanston’s empty storefront spaces may be placed into use as a retail incubator or as a…
Connections for the Homeless Sue Loellbach is flanked by other housing advocates at Monday’s Council meeting, urging approval of the city’s new Comprehensive Plan.
Council members vote 5-4 to adopt comprehensive plan which stirred strong controversy
By Bob Seidenberg Evanston City Council members approved a new Comprehensive Plan for the city on Monday, bringing to a…
Architect Dan Wheeler points out a feature on homeowners plan for a new home on property that once belonged to famed architect Daniel Burnham.
In 6-2 vote, Preservation Commission agrees to demolition of structure linked back to famed architect Daniel Burnham
By Bob Seidenberg Two structures on property formerly the home of famed architect Daniel H. Burnham will likely be torn…
Peet’s staff recently received word via the shop’s corporate office that the coffee shop, in Evanston nearly 26 years, is to close by the end of the month.
Peet’s Coffee, an important ‘third place’ downtown, gets word that it’s closing
By Bob Seidenberg Evanston community members frequently talk about the importance of a “third place” — a spot which serves…
Heartwood founder Nancy Floy’s dream of bringing a healthy foods alternative and community space to Dempster-Dodge is still alive despite the council’s funding rejection on Monday, she told supporters on Tuesday.
An ‘amazing’ response will allow Heartwood to pursue restaurant-community space for Dempster-Dodge despite council rejection
By Bob Seidenberg Heartwood Center owner Nancy Floy and restaurant owners Gabi Walker-Aguilar and Byron Glapion are moving forward…
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