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Some Landscapers Say Evanston s Gas-Powered Leaf Blower Ban Created a Tense Atmosphere, With the Public and Fellow Landscapers Submitting More Than 1,000 Violations | Chicago News

Some Landscapers Say Evanston s Gas-Powered Leaf Blower Ban Created a Tense Atmosphere, With the Public and Fellow Landscapers Submitting More Than 1,000 Violations | Chicago News
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City gains ground in Evanston battle with rodents

Rats scurried in broad daylight outside Insomnia Cookies in downtown Evanston. At night, the long-tailed rodents leapt out of trash cans. And around the clock, they forced nearby businesses to wage a “losing battle” to keep them away, store operations manager Laura Dundas said in early March. She estimated that hundreds had overrun the 1700.

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Evanston s ban on sale of flavored tobacco products begins Monday

EVANSTON, Ill. — A citywide ban on the sale of flavored tobacco products goes into effect in Evanston on Monday. Ordinance 74-O-23, which takes effect, on Monday, April 1, establishes that retailers can not sell, offer for sale, display, market, or advertise any flavored tobacco product, including menthol, within the city’s limits. “This ban is […]

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Evanston to proceed with 2nd year of guaranteed income program

In a vote of confidence on Evanston’s fledgling guaranteed income initiative, City Council unanimously approved a new year for the program on Monday — this time with a modified focus and funding pot. Like last year’s initiative, the program doles out $500 a month to residents who qualify. Unlike the 2023 focus on adults, this.

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A Norovirus Outbreak Has Affected Students Following A $1 Burrito Event

(CTN News) - Following a dollar-burrito event held on campus, a number of students at Northwestern University have fallen ill with norovirus...

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