Isadora Urio Fernandes
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Latinos living in Evanston share their history (opens the original)
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Every Sunday, Ernesto Rodriguez Carreño would meet his family to help them cook. As the eldest of six brothers, he helped his siblings prepare food, and they only ate when the whole family was together at the table. Growing up in a small village of Santa Gertrudis in Oaxaca, Mexico, Carreño didn’t realize the cultural value of these moments, he said. Now, living in Evanston and running El Molcajete Sauces, a business inspired by what he learned from his family, he said he understands these momen
A guide to Hispanic Heritage Month celebrations around Evanston (opens the original)
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With pride, food and cultural events, local organizations and the city are celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15. Here’s a list of some of the events happening around Evanston. Hosted by the Evanston Public Library on Friday from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Robert Crown Community Center, Noche de Juegos will offer family-friendly games to celebrate Hispanic culture. The event is in partnership with Alianza de Familias Bilingües TWI, Evanston Latinos, Latinos en Evanston Northshore,
Evanston History Center talk explores Native American history (opens the original)
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Native American scholar Dorene Wiese explored the history and continued survival of Native people in the Chicago area during a lecture at the Evanston History Center Wednesday evening. Wiese’s talk was part of the center’s Talks@EHC discussion series on local history, arts and culture. “For more than two decades, Dr. Wiese has lectured across Illinois and on native history, oral traditions, film, media and cultural policy — building bridges of understanding through scholarship, performance and c
After citation, NU has begun repairing vacant properties (opens the original)
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Northwestern has begun repairing several vacant University-owned houses across Evanston, NU officials announced during Tuesday evening’s NU-City Committee meeting. The announcement comes weeks after the city cited the University for failing to register the homes under Evanston’s Vacant Buildings Ordinance and other property maintenance violations. Neighbors have criticized the houses’ visible deterioration for decades. Larry Blouin, NU’s senior director of capital programs for facilities, said s
Colectivo Coffee plans second Evanston cafe (opens the original)
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Colectivo Coffee is set to open a second Evanston location, expanding its presence in the city to Central Street. The second cafe is expected to open in late 2026 or early 2027, the company announced in a Friday news release. The new location at 2945 Central St. will feature the company’s full menu, including espresso drinks and made-from-scratch food. At its new location, the company wrote it plans to provide seating for 48 guests indoors and about 80 guests on an outdoor patio. The cafe will r
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