Matthew Eadie
Photographer, Writer, and Journalist at Freelance
Reporter and Photojournalist at Evanston Now
Covering housing, development + some other stuff @Evanstonnow 📸✍🏼 // Freelance work for @nytimes @usatoday and more! • @COMatBU alum • my opinions #LetEmKnow
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5 days ago |
evanstonnow.com | Matthew Eadie
Evanston police say a thief stole credit and debit cards from an unsecured locker at the Robert Crown Community Center on Main Street Wednesday afternoon. The cards were stolen sometime between 1 and 2:45 p.m. Police say a thief stole a bag from a store in the 800 block of Dempster Street Wednesday just before 1 p.m.And purses, handbags and wallets were stolen from a residence in the 1100 block of Chicago Avenue sometime between Wednesday evening and Thursday morning.
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5 days ago |
evanstonnow.com | Matthew Eadie
Winnetka environmental activist Patrick Hanley announced his bid Thursday for the Illinois State Senate seat being vacated by Laura Fine as she runs for Congress, and already has a big name backing him. Hanley, the president of the New Trier Democrats, launched his campaign at his Winnetka home Thursday, listing sustainability and economic growth as top priorities. Born in Evanston and raised in Northbrook, Hanley is backed by outgoing U.S. Rep.
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5 days ago |
evanstonnow.com | Matthew Eadie
A court order issued by a federal judge last month could save a $10.4 million U.S. Department of Energy grant designed to help implement the Evanston’s Healthy Buildings Ordinance . U.S. District Court Judge Mary McElroy for the District of Rhode Island issued a nationwide injunction last month, ordering several federal departments, including the Department of Energy, to take “immediate steps” to reinstate already awarded funding.
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5 days ago |
evanstonnow.com | Matthew Eadie
Deputy City Manager Steve Ruger left his position last week, less than a year after beginning his role with the City of Evanston as one of two deputy city managers hired last year, according to people familiar with the situation. City spokesperson Cynthia Vargas confirmed Ruger’s resignation Thursday night, writing that Ruger resigned due to “personal reasons.” “We appreciate Steve’s contributions, and we wish him well,” Vargas wrote.
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6 days ago |
evanstonnow.com | Matthew Eadie
A Skokie woman faces one felony count of leaving the scene of an accident and a misdemeanor count of failure to render aid after Evanston police say she struck a 63-year-old woman with her car on April 25. Police responded to a call around 1:40 p.m. on April 25 following a report of a vehicle striking a pedestrian. Police say the victim, a 63-year-old woman, had been struck while crossing Chicago Avenue eastbound on Grove Street.
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