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
When longtime Evanston resident Martha Rosenberg, who served as the RoundTable's editorial cartoonist for two decades, considered updating her 2012 book on
Evanston Economic Development Committee members backed allocating some of the city's remaining federal Covid recovery funds to a number of key business initiatives at their April 24 meeting, including $500,000 for the Maple/Church/Davis plaza area where the city is scheduled to move its operations.
Several current members of the Evanston City Council told the city's Compensation Committee Wednesday they view the strong health care benefits
By: Bob Seidenberg
Evanston Public Works employees rally April 29 in front of Morton Civic Center calling on officials to support their rights. Members of the union that
A proposal that would allow local businesses to obtain video gambling terminals is heading to the full City Council with some members of the city’s Human
Still, “it was painful,” she said, with the entire street dug up and big excavations right in front of the shops.
Evanston police congregate around workers of a boardup company as they cut plywood to board up the windows and doors of 2018 Wesley Ave. Tenants were
By: Bob Seidenberg
With $43.1 million in federal COVID recovery funds at the start of their terms, Evanston City Council members weren't pressed to find revenue to meet budget goals in their first three years in office.
By: Bob Seidenberg
Evanston City Council members gave the green light Monday for officials to move forward with a new rapid water testing system for the city's beaches in an effort to cut down on unnecessary beach closings.
Members of the city’s Compensation Committee discuss recommendations they will send the City Council. Members of the city’s Compensation Committee may add
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