Claire Murphy
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Glencoe Public Safety Chief Sean Loughran resigns, citing family obligations (opens the original)
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After three years leading Glencoe’s public safety team, Director Sean Loughran, a nearly 27-year veteran of the Chicago Police Department, has stepped down from his post, according to a message from Village Manager Phil Kiraly. Regarding the public safety office transition, Kiraly wrote to community members Sept. 23 that Loughran left the role due to “family obligations.” His last day in the position was Sept. 22. Glencoe is one of the rare law enforcement departments in Illinois — Rosemont is a
Police arrest man accused of lewd exposure at Evanston coffee house (opens the original)
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Evanston police have arrested a man accused of lewdly exposing himself to two teens inside a Starbucks coffee shop on Central Street in July, according to a police department news release. Tyreese M. Russell, 33, of the 4900 block of South Vincennes Avenue, Chicago, has since been charged by the Cook County state’s attorney’s office with one Class 4 felony count of sexual exploitation of a child and two Class 4 felony counts of public indecency. Police responded to the Starbucks, located at 3330
Evanston’s dog beach to close Dec. 1 as legal concerns over lack of accessibility mount (opens the original)
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Evanston officials are throwing in the dog towel on approving a disability access ramp at the city’s only designated dog beach, vowing instead to close off the area for public use beginning Dec. 1 until further notice. The closure comes after City Council committee members failed to approve, yet again, a ramp design plan for the dog beach that meets Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) standards. The beach has been out of ADA compliance since it reopened in 2022, despite numerous attempts by th
Man accused of drawing Nazi hate symbols at Northwestern University sentenced to seven years (opens the original)
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A Niles man who pleaded guilty to defacing multiple signs and property at Northwestern University in Evanston with swastikas and other Nazi hate symbols in January has been sentenced to seven years in prison, according to the Cook County state’s attorney’s office. Shahid Hussain, 43, of the 6000 block of West Keeney Street, pleaded guilty to two counts of a hate crime and one count of institutional vandalism, per the state’s attorney’s office. If this had been Hussain’s first offense, those woul
Daniel Biss, John Elleson differ on war, ICE, in 9th Congressional District debate (opens the original)
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Even as they debated hot topics like foreign policy, data centers and the national debt, Illinois 9th Congressional district candidates Daniel Biss and John Elleson managed to keep the tone of the Sept. 24 event at the Skokie Public Library more cordial than others of recent memory. About 100 people, including many students from Niles Township High School District 219, attended the League of Women Voters of Evanston event. Immigration policy emerged as perhaps the most pressing topic of the nigh
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