Adrian Martinez-De La Cruz
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Space to Place opens in Bookman's Alley - Evanston Now (opens the original)
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Nearly a dozen Evanston small businesses will have a temporary in-person location downtown to show off their goods, and get a feel for having a brick and mortar location. Space to Place, the city’s small business incubator program, opened its doors Wednesday in Bookman’s Alley, in the space at 1712 Sherman Ave. previously occupied by Bookends & Beginnings. The program is being paid through with $100,000 from the city’s Business District Improvement funds. The concept was spearheaded by Claire Se
DERA to keep fighting Clark tower - Evanston Now (opens the original)
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The head of a group of downtown condo owners says he plans to continue to oppose the planned 26-story rental apartment tower at 900 Clark St. Evanston’s Land Use Commission voted last week to recommend City Council approve the project that would be one of the tallest buildings in the city. Gul Agha, president of the Downtown Evanston Residents Association, was one of several residents who raised concerns about the development to the commission, over potential wind and traffic issues, property va
Demolition work underway for 605 Davis tower - Evanston Now (opens the original)
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Construction crews began tearing down a former bank drive-thru at 605 Davis St. Friday morning, as work continues in preparation for the planned 29-story, 419-unit apartment tower. Demolition permits to raze the bank canopy were issued by the city earlier this week, according to the city’s building permit database. Meanwhile, foundation permits that would allow work on the first four stories of the building remain pending. A city spokesperson previously said additional documentation from the app
Environment panel wants alders to consider data center moratorium - Evanston Now (opens the original)
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Evanston’s Environment Board voted Thursday to ask City Council to look into a moratorium on future data centers, as one such facility has been proposed in the 2nd Ward. The last-minute discussion on the matter was prompted by two public comments at the beginning of the meeting, urging the panel to take action in regards to a proposed data center at 1265 Hartrey Ave. The property’s manager, Reed Beidler of Lark Management, has submitted a zoning analysis application to determine whether a “compu
After brief dip, jobless rate rises again - Evanston Now (opens the original)
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After a brief dip, Evanston’s unemployment rate returned to 5.4% in August, according to data released Thursday from the Illinois Department of Employment Security. A month prior, the jobless rate had been at 4.9%, while in June it was at 5.4%, the highest in nearly two years. Similarly, the unemployment rate in the Chicago metro area also saw an increase, going back up to 5.6%, after decreasing to 5.2% the previous month. However, the statewide jobless rate decreased for a second consecutive mo
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