Richard Cahan is a journalist based in Evanston, Illinois. He writes for the Evanston RoundTable, focusing on local news and events in the Evanston community. His articles cover a range of topics, including social issues, cultural events, and historical perspectives.
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The last day of the 2024 Evanston Farmers’ Market. Helpers load boxes of unsold vegetables onto the truck of Henry’s Farms after closing time. “I brought
By: Richard Cahan, Nadia Carolina Hernandez
RoundTable reporters are on the ground covering Election Day at voting precincts across the city, and one significant issue they've noticed: some voters —
Fleetwood-Jourdain Community Center polling location, 1655 Foster St. Check out the Election Day scenes at polling places across Evanston, as captured by
By: Richard Cahan, Joerg Metzner
The RoundTable's Joerg Metzner and Richard Cahan captured portraits of 92 Evanston Election Day voters, from the ages of 19 to 98.
Jeff Garrett gives a tour of his “City + Lake” exhibit at the Evanston Public Library. You might know Jeff: He works as a librarian at EPL after a long career at Northwestern University. Many of the pictures were taken from the 42nd floor of his Edgewater apartment building that overlooks Lake Michigan. Most at daybreak. The view, he says, is “planetary,” for him and wife, Nina Barrett. “We watched thunderstorms out at sea, normal clouds visiting us often at eye level, the winter, the freezing of the lake, the incredible colors and contrasts at dawn,” he said. The key is photographing at daybreak. “There's a window of time that is between five and 30 minutes. If I wait too long, the magic is gone.” Garrett, who grew up in Evanston and spent much of his life here, showed his photos to about 20 former Northwestern faculty members. The exhibit is up until the end of the month. (Photo by Richard Cahan.)
By: Richard Cahan
Evanston’s Caroline Colianne was named the first Special Olympian to join the National Italian American Sports Hall of Fame on Thursday. “For them to
Climate activists hold a "die-in" at Fountain Square to promote measures fighting climate change. “It felt very moving and visually literal,” said
There are all types of ways to walk down Central at the annual Central Street Holiday Stroll. Anci Sheaffova carried friend Elliot Fiske. They were joined
Northwestern University students commemorate the 1864 Sand Creek Massacre, at which the U.S. army murdered more than 100 Cheyenne and Arapaho people,
“We need a dog park. They need a place to run,” said a group of neighbors walking their dogs on Prairie Avenue just south of Central Street. “We all live
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