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'Kits, 'Cats and Kids block party Sept. 1 - Evanston Now (opens the original)
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Evanston’s annual ‘Kits, ‘Cats and Kids Block Party returns on Tuesday, Sept. 1, with a community-wide celebration of back-to-school season. The event will be held from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. at Evanston Township High School’s Lazier Field at Church Street and Hartrey Avenue. Planned events include family-friendly games, inflatables, arts and crafts and information tables from community organizations. The ETHS and Northwestern University marching bands will perform and a pep rally will include speech
Storm causes Starlight Concert move - Evanston Now (opens the original)
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Due to staging issues caused by the storm aftermath, the City of Evanston has moved Tuesday evening’s Starlight Concert Leah LoMar Park on Mulford Street to James Park at 300 Dodge Ave. The 6 p.m. concert will feature the Cecy Santana Band. City spokesperson Cynthia Vargas says forestry crews didn’t have enough time to clear the Mulford Street park of tree limbs damaged by Tuesday’s storm. The new location is about six blocks west of the original site for the concert.
Parks & Rec centers to close for training - Evanston Now (opens the original)
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The City of Evanston has announced that all of its parks and recreation community centers will close on Tuesday, Aug. 18, for department-wide staff training. City parks and beaches will remain open and operate as usual. The closures will include the Levy Senior Center, and the Chandler-Newberger, Fleetwood-Jourdain, Prieto and Robert Crown community centers and the Ecology Center. Regular schedules at the community centers will resume on Wednesday, Aug. 19.
Sylvia Zaldivar to head Turning Point - Evanston Now (opens the original)
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Turning Point Behavioral Health Care Center has named Sylvia M. Zaldivar as its new chief executive officer. She succeeds Ann Fisher Raney, who retired last month after 30 years with the agency. Turning Point, which is based in Skokie, operates The Living Room on the St. Francis Hospital campus in Evanston and a mobile living room that is frequently stationed in Evanston. Zaldivar most recently served as executive director of the Health Foundation of Cook County, where she focused on community-c
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