Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 19th of October.
Good morning, Evanston.
Mairah Goulet and Julian Velasco married on Aug.
29 at Bookends & Beginnings with 70 guests attending the ceremony and later celebrating at NaKorn; the couple now owns a house and plans to build their life here in Evanston.
Nearly a year after the Oct.
31 incident on Oakton Street (when federal agents detained a driver and bystanders), local police and community leaders remain concerned about persistent immigration enforcement tactics and are reviewing evidence to decide next steps in Evanston.
Audrey Thompson, director of Parks, Recreation & Community Services, said Evanston is expanding its age-friendly plan to make sidewalks, transportation & housing more accessible to seniors and residents with disabilities.
The city will also extend its CARE team hours and revive business programs so people can stay active & connected.
Ryan Field at 1501 Central St. in Evanston is hosting a range of food options for Northwestern’s homecoming game on Oct.
24, including three floors of concessions and chef-led pop-up stands like The Village. Visitors should plan to arrive early as lines may be long.
The Evanston girls volleyball team won the Wheeling Invitational tournament on Saturday with a standout game where Nina Williams scored 42 kills — their record improved to 14 to 19.
They will host New Trier Tuesday and Maine South Thursday before entering a sectional tournament on Oct. 27.
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