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.
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Praline Cauldron, a French cafe on Davis Street, is closing at the end of business today, Saturday, June 27.
With School District 65 facing millions of dollars worth of building repairs, additional budget cuts, and another potentially agonizing decision on
For 16 years, Eric Witherspoon headed District 202/Evanston Township High School through a relatively, for a school district, turmoil-free time.
If you look through the windows at the now-closed Mira Sushi, the lights are off, there's nobody inside …. but the tables are set, the chopsticks
The annual migration is under way. The migration, that is, of lawn chairs along Central Street, to get prime viewing spots for the annual Fourth of July Parade.
Half of Oakton College students require remedial classes.
The former Ayla's Originals store on Sherman Avenue will soon switch from colorful beads to colorful bouquets.
Whole Foods Market has hopped on the outdoor dining bandwagon, adding seating and eating space in front of its Chicago Avenue location downtown.
Two years past the original target date, the new Foster Elementary School will have its official welcoming ceremony on Aug. 7.
One by San Diego Padres, the other by Cincinnati Reds.
