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Art Encounter helps plan for a mural in the Custer Oasis

Under the train tracks on Main Street and along Custer Avenue, the walls are cracked, dry and covered in weeds. Local business owners Diana Hamann and Eric Young said they’ve been trying to cover the eyesore in the Custer Oasis, the area around Main Street and Custer Avenue, for years. “We can only do so.

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Merchants on Main say construction brutal for business

Merchants on Main say construction brutal for business
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Evanston Girls Capture State Relay Championship - Evanston RoundTable

Evanston Girls Capture State Relay Championship - Evanston RoundTable
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Evanston restaurants looking for employees

Evanston Now Evanston restaurants looking for employees Help wanted is too mild a way to put things for restaurants in Evanston, and around the nation. Help needed now, desperately! is far more accurate. “Help needed now, desperately!” is far more accurate. “It’s ugly out there, it really is,” says Diana Hamann, owner of the Wine Goddess in the Main/Dempster Mile district. Hamann says despite paying competitive wages for servers ($14/hour plus tips), “there is a lack of people who want to work.” The Wine Goddess is part of the Custer Oasis, where the streets at Custer and Main are closed for outdoor dining for her shop and two restaurants.

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