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Jade Carpenter ends mayoral bid (opens the original)
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Business lawyer Jade Carpenter announced she will end her campaign for mayor Tuesday, bringing the race down to six candidates from seven. “Evanston deserves a mayor who can give this role everything it demands, and right now, between my daughter, my law firm, extended family obligations, and being honest about what public service actually requires, I can’t give the time needed,” Carpenter wrote in a statement posted to her campaign website Tuesday. Carpenter told The Daily on Wednesday that her
D65 parents urge advocacy amid more reductions, school closures (opens the original)
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Parents and community members gathered at the Robert Crown Community Center on Sunday to discuss the future of Evanston/Skokie School District 65. Thrive65, a newly-formed community coalition, organized the meeting to equip attendees with the information needed to navigate changes in the district. The meeting follows a Sept. 14 district announcement that approximately $20 million in reductions by fiscal year 2028 and two school closures are on the horizon. In a message to the District 65 communi
ETHS educators reflect on teaching 9/11 history (opens the original)
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Editor’s note: This story was reported in collaboration with The Evanstonian. On the morning of Sept. 11, 2001, Michael Pond received an unexpected call from his roommate, urging him to turn on the TV. Pond’s roommate, who was in the middle of his commute to downtown Chicago, had learned that the World Trade Center’s North Tower had been struck. The moment the second plane hit, the reality of the attack settled over Pond and his housemates. “As we’re watching, we see live the second plane going
Proposed D65 budget ends year with $5.1 million operating deficit, CFO projects (opens the original)
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The Evanston/Skokie School District 65 Board of Education examined the district’s tentative budget for fiscal year 2027 on Monday. The proposal would finish the year with a $5.1 million operating deficit, according to District 65 Chief Financial Officer Eric Miller. When introducing the proposed budget, Miller reported approximately $1.5 million in recurring operational shortfalls. The remaining projected deficit stems from the one-time just more than $3.6 million closeout cost for the district’
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