Jeff Hirsh is a Reporter at Evanston Now. With a rich background spanning over 40 years as a broadcast journalist, he covers a diverse range of topics including public education, school governance, and the construction industry, with a particular focus on competitive sports and educational policy. Jeff's work has been featured in Evanston Now.
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Jeff's coverage focuses on local news, with a particular emphasis on education, sports, government & politics, and community events in the Evanston area. Pitches should align closely with these themes and focus on local relevance to maximize effectiveness.
Given Jeff's substantial coverage of educational topics, he may be particularly interested in stories related to schools or educational initiatives within the Evanston community. Additionally, since he covers a significant amount of event-related content, providing information about upcoming local events or unique community activities could also resonate well with him.
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From Farmers' Market stall to bakery/cafe.
Summer school to proceed as scheduled.
Timing and money raise roadblocks to possible Skokie Park District purchase of closed D65 school.
Rank has its privileges. But Paul Hofmeister knows with rank comes responsibilities, and as a brand-new platoon leader, Hofmeister felt those responsibilities directly on his shoulders.
Among 21 station projects region wide.
Evanston Now reporter Jeff Hirsh has been trying to fly from Cincinnati to Chicago's O'Hare Airport on Wednesday — but it's not been going well. Here is his story.
Nearly two weeks after Evanston Township High School was hit with a cyber-security breach and ransomware demand, phone service is still unavailable.
The big question now about soon-to-be-former District 65 Superintendent Angel Turner is how much she will be paid not to work.
The announcement certainly took everyone by surprise … everyone, that is, except the District 65 Board of Education.
Evanston/Skokie School District 65 has a new chief financial officer. The school board Monday approved the appointment of Eric Miller, to replace Tamara Mitchell, who is resigning.
