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Sweeping, 35-foot painting honoring 9/11 by Evanston artist shown on 25th anniversary (opens the original)
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Evanston artist Bruno Surdo recalls how in the aftermath of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, Americans came together with a unifying sense of sadness and patriotism, plus an overwhelming urge to do something. Some donated to relief funds, gave blood or did volunteer work. Surdo felt the need to create — especially after experiencing a vivid dream about the victims who died after the World Trade Center’s twin towers collapsed. “When I woke up from the dream, I felt compelled to attempt a wo
Lake Forest College sees new academic year start with largest incoming class in its history (opens the original)
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Lake Forest College’s 107-acre campus seems a bit more crowded this fall for a good reason. The school is welcoming the largest incoming class in its 169-year history. This year’s 1,794-member student body includes 423 first-year students and 116 who are transferring from other institutions. In comparison, there were 394 freshmen and 89 transfers on the first day of class last fall and 422 and 92 in 2024. “I think the headline is ‘The Secret is Out,'” said College President Michael J. Sosulski.
New Foster School opens in Evanston’s historic African-American Fifth Ward : ‘Joyful day’ (opens the original)
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“Foster Elementary School is back,” declared Nichole Pinkard, president of the Evanston-Skokie School District 65 Board of Education, at an opening celebration Friday, Aug. 7. The launch of the new Foster School represents a historic day for D65 and Evanston, observers have said, because it replaces the original Foster Elementary, which was closed in 1979 in an effort to desegregate the school district, leaving Evanston’s historically African American Fifth Ward without a neighborhood school. As
Price for Wilmette luxury condos hits $4.6 million in tight North Shore housing market (opens the original)
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A luxury condominium building planned for downtown Wilmette is attracting attention for its price points, with the largest units set to sell for $4.59 million, according to an announcement from the developer. Several area residents and business owners are welcoming it, saying it provides options in a tight real estate market. Optima Inc., a family-owned real estate firm, has dubbed the to-be-built condo building Optima Lumina, with 133 for-sale units, approximately 5,900 square feet of retail sp
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