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Horton to enter plea deal next week, attorney says - Evanston Now (opens the original)
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Former Evanston/Skokie School District 65 superintendent Devon Horton is planning to change his not guilty plea in the federal fraud and embezzlement case as soon as next week, his attorney told federal Judge Thomas Durkin Wednesday morning. Terence Campbell, Horton’s attorney, told Durkin in a telephone court call that Horton’s plea agreement will not include a “cooperation deal,” unlike his co-defendant in the case, Samuel Ross, who pleaded guilty on Tuesday and agreed to cooperate with prosec
Horton co-defendant Samuel Ross enters plea deal - Evanston Now (opens the original)
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Less than a month before the federal fraud trial of former Evanston-Skokie District 65 Superintendent Devon Horton is set to begin, one of Horton’s three co-defendants entered a plea agreement with prosecutors on Tuesday. Ross entered a guilty plea to one of the wire fraud charges against him and agreed to cooperate with prosecutors for the remainder of the case. In exchange, federal prosecutors have agreed to drop three remaining charges against Ross once he is sentenced after the trial is comp
Stowe says 'de facto' data center moratorium in place - Evanston Now (opens the original)
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Evanston City Manager Luke Stowe said Monday night that the city’s staff determined the proposed data center in the 2nd Ward “does not appear to qualify as a permitted use” under the city’s zoning code, calling it an effective “de facto moratorium” on data centers in Evanston. In brief comments Monday night at City Council, Stowe said the city had requested additional information on the proposal for a small-scale “data processing center” at 1265 Hartrey Ave., but said it would “likely require a
Dog beach will close Dec. 1 as city seeks ADA ramp - Evanston Now (opens the original)
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Evanston’s dog beach will close indefinitely on Dec. 1, alders and city staff announced Monday night, while the city charts a new path to find a permanent solution for the years-long saga involving its non-ADA-compliant dog beach. While the beach is closed, the city said it will issue a new request for proposal for a ramp, after the City Council’s Administration and Public Works Committee rejected a $863,500 contract for a ramp Monday night. Alders unanimously agreed the proposed ramp was far to
Biss calls Oct. 19 meeting to pick acting mayor - Evanston Now (opens the original)
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Just hours after Mayor Daniel Biss steps down before midnight on Oct. 18, the Evanston City Council will convene for a special meeting to select an acting mayor, who will serve until voters choose a new mayor next year. Biss sent a formal notice of the special meeting to members of the City Council on Sept. 14, he confirmed Monday night, telling reporters that holding the special meeting less than a day after he leaves office would ensure “maximal continuity of government.” As of now, the select
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