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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Fifth-grader Beckett Franken and his soccer trainer Dieudonné Tondjoayena were the only ones on the giant Robert Crown Community Center fields Monday
Dr. Edward A. Blumen thanked the Evanston City Council after it was announced that a street will be named in his honor.
City workers overseeing the construction of Evanston’s new water intake pipeline paused on the Lincoln Street Beach.
Evanston’s Kyle Nelson give’s his 3-month-old son James a thrilling view of Northwestern Medicine Field at Martin Stadium on opening day of the temporary
Lifeguards Anderson Schirer (with megaphone) and Finley Allen call in swimmers at the Greenwood Beach on the last day of the city’s beach season. Both
Most fans, players and coaches relish the new temporary stadium that will play host to five Wildcat football games this year.
Monday at 6:38 p.m. Margie Rogasner, who suffered a heart attack and stroke while swimming off Clark Street Beach on July 27, greets Sam
Author Miles Harvey speaks to a packed audience in the basement of Bookends & Beginnings as he reads from his new book of short stories.
Writer Ahsan Butt purchases three books at the Hive Center for the Book Arts Used Book Sale. The fund-raising event, at southwest corner of Dempster Street and Chicago Avenue, continues Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m. During the last hour, customers can buy a tote bag for $20 and fill it with books. The Evanston-based Hive Center is a non-profit book and literary arts organization that focuses on community building. That's Hive volunteers Ann Hudson (foreground) and Jamie Thome making the transaction. (Photo by Richard Cahan.)
By: Richard Cahan, Wendi Kromash
Thousands of bikers took to the streets on Sunday, in the North Shore Century ride that started just after sunrise at Clark Street Beach. Peter Glaser,
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