From me: Nurses rallied Wednesday with Teamsters representatives on Central Street Wednesday, demanding Endeavor reinstate two nurses allegedly fired over unionization activities
The nurses were joined by several elected officials, including Secretary of State Alexi Giannoulias
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Organizers are planning a 'No Kings' rally in Evanston on Sunday as groups nationwide set up a counter event to the UFC fight at the White House that day
Evanston's will be at Church & Dodge Sunday evening, weather permitting
The former condos-turned-apartments at 2730 Hampton Parkway has received dozens of citations for violating Evanston's Inclusionary Housing Ordinance.
Its owners say they're in compliance, however the city is disputing this.
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Evanston Mayor and #IL09 Dem nominee Daniel Biss just posted a long Substack about "egregious misconduct" in the Broadview Six case after grand jury transcripts were released:
"The government tried to criminalize dissent ... And it backfired."
Michigan U.S. Senate candidate @abdulelsayed.bsky.social will be in Rogers Park next Monday for a meet-and-greet and diaper drive at @katmabu.bsky.social's mutual aid hub and a live stream with her Monday night
Stratton endorses fellow Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan in the Minnesota Senate race:
Claim two nurses were fired amid unionization efforts.
Chicago!!! @abdulelsayed.bsky.social is going to be in town THIS Monday June 15 at the KAPOW office. We’re asking people to bring diapers as an entry fee.
Can’t make it? No prob! We’ll also be streaming at 3PM CT on Twitch and YouTube :)
The property's owners say they're in compliance with affordability rules. The city says they're not
A north Evanston apartment development has been cited for violating the city’s Inclusionary Housing Ordinance.
The property was initially issued nine citations last October for not providing 10% of its units as affordable, according to the city’s property dockets. Nine more citations were then issued at the end of January.
Skokie Park District’s Board is set to consider placing a $53 million bond referendum on the November ballots to redevelop two sites near the Evanston border.
Next month the board will decide whether to seek the funds to turn a former industrial site on Oakton Street along the North Shore Channel into a new “Channelside Park South” and to extensively redevelop the Skokie Sports Park East on Oakton Street just west of McCormick Boulevard. adding a new recreation center, walking trails and sports fields.
