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Less parking, more fans - Evanston Now (opens the original)
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With only 35,000 seats, the new Ryan Field is far and away the smallest stadium in the Big Ten. If Michigan has the “Big House,” Northwestern has the “Small House.” But it’s a really cool house, with excellent sight lines, a “Great Chicago Food Festival,” a pre-game extravaganza from the producer of Super Bowl halftimes, an $875 million price tag, and, oh yeah, a pretty good football team (NU) taking on another pretty good team (Penn State). Those involved with running the stadium are strongly s
D65 superintendent search to 'cast wide net' - Evanston Now (opens the original)
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More like Eric Witherspoon, and less like Devon Horton or Angel Turner. While those names were not mentioned when District 65 board members talked with their superintendent search consultant, Monica Rosen, defining a successful search ended up with some hints on what the board wants to see. To Andrew Wymer, finding a superintendent who “will stay for awhile” is important. Again, no names were mentioned, but Eric Witherspoon, District 65’s interim superintendent, was at Evanston Township High Sch
Ryan Field to get Super Bowl-esque opening - Evanston Now (opens the original)
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This should thrill the neighbors. At least the ones who’ve complained about noise since day one of the new stadium’s construction. The first game at Northwestern’s $875 million football stadium on Friday night will feature a pre-game ceremony put together by, in the words of a Ryan Sports announcement, a company “Known for producing some of television’s largest live cultural events,” including the last six Super Bowl Halftime Shows, and the Emmy Awards. Besides the show, from Jesse Collins Enter
Ryan Field has special meaning for construction workers - Evanston Now (opens the original)
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A flyer helped turn Terry Pettigrew’s life around. The Evanston native had gone through some personal crises, including the death of his son, had “pushed everybody away,” and “was angry at the world.” But Pettigrew wanted to work, and when he saw the flyer about construction job opportunities, he jumped at the chance … a chance to “start all over … in the community which raised you.” Pettigrew was accepted into the workforce development program at the Trade Collective, an Evanston-based non-prof
The littlest lobbyists: Save D65 preschool - Evanston Now (opens the original)
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If there is one way to stand out in a crowd of one adult speaker after another, it’s by bringing kids to help emphasize your point. That’s what some parents did at Monday night’s District 65 school board meeting, which was likely a preview of the Oct. 13 meeting when $20 million in specific budget cuts will be outlined by Interim Superintendent Eric Witherspoon. In one case, a couple of tiny tots held a banner which said “We Support Joseph E. Hill Early Childhood Center, A Program That Makes a B
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