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Parkinson's DiseaseArchyde Parkinson’s Disease: Understanding the Challenges, Charting Progress, and Finding Hope By Archyde News Staff – April 10, 2025 Parkinson’s disease is the second most common age-related degenerative brain disease and the most common motor brain disease. Credit: Chinnapong via Shutterstock. April is Parkinson’s Awareness Month, an vital time dedicated to bolstering understanding and disseminating crucial […] You can read the full story here…See the Story
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IndigenousNative Americans, from left, Alex Redcorn (Osage), Pamela Silas (Menominee) and Raphael Wahwassuck (Prairie Band of Potawatomi) study a giant installation at the welcoming reception for a nationwide gathering of scholars doing Indigenous research. The event, open and free, will be held Thursday and Friday at the Woman’s Club of Evanston, 1702 Chicago Ave. “Everyone is welcome,” said Silas, with Northwestern’s Center for Native American and Indig…See the Story
At This Time: 'There's so much to be gained from Indigenous knowledge' - Evanston RoundTable
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Evanston, Illinois · EvanstonAs we emerge from a cold, bleak winter, we need ways to nourish our spirits. What could be better than taking action locally to improve the climate and the planet? On Monday, the League of Women Voters of Evanston, along with several other local groups, had a program at the Evanston Public Library to help the more than 60 participants find ways to get involved.Jack Jordan, director of Climate Action Evanston, kicked off the program by encouragin…See the Story
Combating Climate Change 101 - Evanston RoundTable
Evanston, Illinois · EvanstonSingle-family neighborhoods have great value. They are a defining feature of our community. Evanston has wonderfully rich and diverse neighborhoods all over town.Still, the percentage of single-family homes in Evanston is less than any surrounding community, including Chicago. Our neighborhoods are a magnet for young families who want to live here. Without them, many young families would look elsewhere for a place to raise their children. We wou…See the Story
Letter to the editor: Losing single-family homes would diminish Evanston - Evanston RoundTable
Evanston, Illinois · EvanstonCongratulations to Braedyn Thacker and Luca Adams-Agresti, both from Beacon Academy’s class of 2025, who have been named to the prestigious Illinois Athletic Directors Association (IADA) All-State Team. One male and one female athlete are selected from each of the IHSA’s 21 districts based on athletic leadership and academic excellence. Braedyn and Luca were both chosen as the top student-athletes from District 4, which includes 40 public and pr…See the Story
Beacon athletes sweep state honors: Two students named IHSA District 4 All-State winners - Evanston RoundTable
Evanston, Illinois · EvanstonThe city still offers free parking for residents who visit the new city hall at 909 Davis St.Unlike at 2100 Ridge Ave., however, where there was a designated lot, residents are encouraged to park at garages, at 821 Davis St. or 1800 Maple Ave.Residents can then go to the Customer Service Office on the first floor or the welcome desk on the second floor.“When you come to the city council meetings or committee meetings, there’s a machine there tha…See the Story
Parking remains free for new city hall - Evanston RoundTable
Evanston, Illinois · EvanstonThe Evanston Land Use Commission on Wednesday night gave a unanimous nod of approval for the signage plan for Northwestern University’s new Ryan Field. Yvette Fevurly, the principal for branded content for design firm Perkins&Will, presented the plan. She noted that the stadium will mostly have non-illuminated signage, with the face-lit signs on the north elevation and one backlit sign on the west elevation using what she called a “halo” illumin…See the Story
Land Use Commission endorses Ryan Field sign plan - Evanston RoundTable
GoFundMe · EvanstonEvanston has seen another few weeks with no shortage of business changes: 4 Suns Fresh Juice announced its return to their original location on Main Street and local artisan store Crafted opened its doors on Dempster Street.Another few local spots have had fun shakeups, too, with Central Street’s Lapin Technology Systems changing ownership and name and Nobel’s Nibbles cookies hitting their first retail selling spot at Foster Deli. Fire recoveryO…See the Story
