Large selection of national, international and specialty periodicals. Two locations: one in the city and one in the intersection of Main and Chicago Ave.
Main and Chicago Ave hours: Sun-Sat 7am-10pm
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Weekly alternative newspaper, available for free at various locations around the Chicago area. It specializes in features rather than news, with emphasis on urban issues and politics, arts and culture.
60208
The Daily Northwestern is published Monday through Friday during the school year (130 issues).
1st Ward meetings are typically held on the third Thursday of the month at 7 p.m. View the City's website calendar for meeting dates and information.
60201
Meeting Dates:
Second Thursday of the Month, TBA (please check calendar for Meeting Information)
Do to the Pandemic Public Meetings are being held virtually
Meeting Location:
District 65 Building, Lower Level
1500 Mcdaniel Ave, Evanston, IL 60201
9th Ward community Facebook page and NextDoor Community message board.
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Community cable for the public, education, and government access channels in and for the city of Evanston.
Located in the Civic Center Service Building, one block West of Ridge Avenue at the end of Leon Street or 1 block East of Green Bay Road off Simpson.
Channel 6: Public access programming produced by community members who have learned how to make television at our facility.
Channel 16: Government access programming produced by the City of Evanston.
Channel 19: Educational access programming produced by Evanston/Skokie School District 65.
GreenBuzz is the go to place for information on organizations, events and news related to the environment, climate change and sustainability in Evanston. The website is hosted by the City of Evanston with content provided by organizations and individuals in Evanston who are working together to make Evanston a great place to live, work, play and grow.
Organizations represented on this website are part of an informal network called Sustain Evanston, which is dedicated to supporting projects that aim to improve the sustainability of the City of Evanston.
60201-3519
A free news and information website for the Evanston community. Public forum where members may post Evanston related news, opinions, and events. Updated crime reports/map.
Evanston news and information portal, event and business directory,local issue blogs. Subscribers may submit announcements, photos, and reviews and participate in discussions.
Volunteer opportunity postings.
A community-specific news and information platform dedicated to providing comprehensive and trusted local coverage for individual towns and communities.
Evanston's weekly newspaper since 1925. Published on Thursdays and owned by the Chicago Tribune.
60202
Independent paper covering local news, business, art & lifestyle, sports, and education. Also has classifieds.
60204
Monthly newspaper presenting local news and issues from an African-American perspective. Listing of events.
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Student television news and sports operation at Northwestern University, affiliated with the Medill School of Journalism.
The Northwestern News Report covers news from around campus and around the world. 7 p.m. on Mondays and Wednesdays during the academic year on NU Channel 1, online at NNNtv.org and on Evanston Cable Channel 6.
NNN Sports Night, a sports news television show, airs on Thursdays at 7 p.m.
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A family-friendly, neighborhood newspaper which invites residents to share thoughts, submit events and happenings of interest as well as stories from the Evanston community. Formerly Street Level.
Our mission at Village Publications is to help the neighborhoods of Chicago to communicate events and happenings for civic and community groups and to promote your business on the local level through our Complete Circle of Communications. 773-633-4059
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Community website featuring news, events and resources in the Rogers Park neighborhood of Chicago.
Rogers Park is one of the most culturally and economically diverse neighborhoods in Chicago and the nation. Located in the far northeast corner of the city, more than 80 languages are spoken among the community’s 63,000 residents. In Rogers Park, people celebrate diversity and value harmonious living. Residents of differing incomes and ages live side-by-side and work together to build a community where everyone, can live, work and succeed.
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President: Moises Cordovi
Rabbi: Hertzel Hillel Yitzhak
Kehila Chairman: Dr. Sol Hasson
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Chicago's Public Radio station. Chicago Public Media serves the public interest by creating and delivering diverse, compelling content that informs, inspires, enriches and entertains. Through a broad range of media platforms, we connect diverse audiences in our service area and beyond to one another. We help them make a difference in our communities, our region, and our world.
news hotline: 312-948-4650
Main: 312.948.4600
Studio Call In: 312.923.9239
Membership Questions: 312.948.4855
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WCGO Radio has been carving its legacy into Chicago's radio landscape since its first broadcast in 1947, through radio pioneer Frank Kovas. Maintaining a close focus on Chicago's diverse communities, WCGO is the flagship station for the nationally syndicated SmartTalk Radio Network. WCGO's coverage footprint runs from northwestern Indiana to southeastern Wisconsin, including all of Chicagoland, via its 10,000/2,500 watt day/night 1590 AM signal, and its 95.9 FM signal. One of the few independently minded radio stations in Chicago, WCGO is SmartTalk for the 21st Century.
WCGO delivers an exclusively fresh perspective with SmartTalk radio, featuring Korean Christian Broadcasting, The Ramsey Show, The Joe Walsh Show, The Jared Dillian Show, The Hard Question with Blanquita Cullum, The Ken Coleman Show, Ground Zero with Clyde Lewis, overnights with CoastToCoast, and news headlines at the top of the hour.
Weekends provide an informative, lively and entertaining cross-section of modern living with SoberRadio, Mindful Money, Inside Analysis and DM Radio with Eric Kavanaugh, BBQ Nation, Travel Planners Radio Show, Married With Microphones, Denny Farrell's Original Big Band Showcase, Mike Jackson Outdoors, The Hannah & Fred Show, Inside The Skev, Playtime with Bill Turck & Kerri Kendall, Heart & Home with JT & Leanne, Food & Wine with Chef Jamie Gwen, Beyond The Beltway with Bruce DuMont, Justice Watch Radio, Roll The Dice, and the award-winning Late Night Chicago Radio with Denny Farrell.
SmartTalk. Chicago radio has never sounded better!
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Northwestern University's student-run radio station. The station plays a wide range of jazz, rock, underground dance, hip-hop, and world music, in addition to offering public affairs programming and Wildcat sports.
WNUR is a non-commercial, listener-supported radio station broadcasting at a frequency of 89.3 MHz FM and a power of 7200 watts. The WNUR studios are located in Louis Hall, on the campus of Northwestern University in Evanston, IL, and the station produces a signal that can be heard by nearly 3 million potential listeners throughout Chicagoland. WNUR also streams on the Web to listeners around the world. WNUR is licensed to Northwestern University and its operations are subject to the authority and oversight of Northwestern University’s Board of Trustees and its Officers.
Currently broadcasting general city information in looped recorded messages. The goal is to broadcast emergency information. Transmitting on AM 1650. Tune in a couple times a week for timely reminders and information about events, services, public hearings and more.
Now community members who don’t have access to cable television or the Internet can get current City information with the use of their AM radios
Concerned about the limited ability to notify community members in emergency situations, City officials purchased this radio station with the assistance of funds allocated by the 911 - Emergency Telephone System Board (ETSB).
There are no disc jockeys or radio personalities for AM 1650. The station is a travelers’ information station that plays looped recorded messages.
As the programming for the station continues to progress, it will be used to broadcast emergency information. Currently, the City’s travelers’ station broadcasts general city information.
Take a minute to add AM 1650 to the station presets on your radios and create a habit to tune in a couple times a week for timely reminders and information about events, services, public hearings and more.