Pavan Acharya is a Print Managing Editor for The Daily Northwestern and Yahoo News, specializing in local news coverage in Evanston, Illinois. With a focus on community activism, social justice, and higher education, Pavan's articles shed light on important issues impacting the local area and provide a platform for marginalized voices to be heard.
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By: Pavan Acharya
Stay cozy all winter at these restaurants and bars, complete with enclosed patios, fireplaces, igloos and cold-weather decor.
The city gave out warnings instead of towing cars on the first night of the parking ban because it fell on a holiday weekend.
The shelter at 1640 W. Walnut St. was one of three migrant shelters opened on the Near West Side in September 2023. All three have since closed.
By: Pavan Acharya
There are dozens of spots in the city where you can buy a real Christmas tree or wreath this holiday season.
By: Pavan Acharya
Shoppers can peruse everything from organic dog treats to pet massages at Sunday's event — and bring their pup along, too.
The public outdoor rinks, including those at Millennium and Maggie Daley Parks, will stay open through the winter. Hours vary around the holidays.
Reduce Waste Chicago has 30 sites around the city where you can drop off non-working string lights to be recycled, reused or repurposed.
The Kennedy's reversible express lanes closed in March and were slated to reopen this fall, but IDOT won't say if that timeline will be met.
By: Pavan Acharya
The Friendship Center will host its monthly pantry, distributing food for cats and dogs, as well as items like leashes and kitty litter.
By: Pavan Acharya
Last renovated in 1991, the Downtown station will get a $418 million redesign starting next year that will include expanded platforms and an overhaul of the main concourse.
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