Bob Seidenberg is a journalist for the Evanston RoundTable, focusing on local news and events in Evanston, Illinois. With a keen interest in city politics and budgetary issues, Bob's articles cover a range of topics including city council meetings, budget approvals, infrastructure plans, and community initiatives.
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By: Bob Seidenberg
Evanston City Council members signaled strong agreement or interest Monday in a number of ways to squeeze more revenue out of city services and programs
By: Bob Seidenberg
From left, City Financial Analyst Michael Van Dorpe, Budget Manager Clayton Black and Chief Financial Officer Hitesh Desai listen to questions at a
Evanston City Council moves closer to adopting 2025 budget, including a menu of options to generate revenue. But no property tax increase.
By: Bob Seidenberg
Evanston City Council members would be “taking the easy way out” if they rely on the city’s reserve funds to balance the fiscal year 2025 budget —
Members of the city’s Preservation Commission at their meeting earlier this month largely agreed that city designs for a protected two-way lane on Church
Members of the city staff take notes during the City Council meeting on Monday. The Evanston City Council approved a $395 million budget Monday, as
By: Bob Seidenberg
Special meeting set for Dec. 10 to discuss businesses' concerns that project would cut off customer access.
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By: Bob Seidenberg
Evanston city officials are looking at securing more off-street parking and establishing resident-only parking zones, responding to concerns from some
A two-way protected bike lane along Chicago Avenue may result in some inconvenience initially but will contribute to a safer and more prosperous corridor
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