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Members of No Park Sale will discuss the future of the mansion at a meeting this Wednesday.

I have worked for Patch as a local editor since September 2010, when I launched the Northbrook Patch site. I ran that site until taking over as editor in Evanston in May 2012.
I have been involved with the news business since age 12, when my first job was stuffing papers (folding the arts section into the news section, which came separately) for a local newsstand in my hometown. Within a year, I was promoted to selling them on the street, where my biggest sales day coincided with the impeachment of Bill Clinton.
I attended college at the University of Chicago, where I majored in English and wrote for the school newspaper, The Maroon. I went on to earn a master of science degree from the Graduate School of Journalism at Columbia University.
While in New York, I covered community news for the weekly Our Town, in addition to writing for the alternative weekly New York Press.
Following graduation, I spent two years in St. Louis, working full-time as associate editor for the weekly newspaper Ladue News while freelancing for the West End Word.
Members of No Park Sale will discuss the future of the mansion at a meeting this Wednesday.

City manager Wally Bobkiewicz says there are $170,000 in basic safety improvements required if the Evanston Art Center plans to remain in the building.
Don't just yell, says Reboot Illinois. Sound Off via a new citizen engagement tool that will make it easier than ever to share your views on our state's problems.
Women who choose not to become mothers are finding new paths of acceptance, according to a new article in Time Magazine.
The following arrests and incidents were reported by Evanston Police on Tuesday, Sept. 17, 2013. Where arrests are included, it does not indicate a conviction.
Joseph F. Brunner, who lived in Evanston, owned Skokie's B&B Vacuum and Fix-It Shop.
Bill Daley has dropped out of the Illinois governor's race.
Patch Editor Joe Hosey should not face jail time for refusing to turn over a source on his murder coverage, says National SPJ.
The following information was reported by Evanston Police on Monday, Sept. 16, 2013. Where arrests are included, it does not indicate a conviction.
Beacon Academy, a Montessori high school, is hoping to open for the 2014-15 school year at 622 Davis St. and seeking financial support from the city.
"The most important thing is that we're not a younger group defining what seniors are doing. We're a voice for ourselves," said Vita Verden, host of Senior Issues Etc.
Forbes list of the 400 richest people in the country includes 15 in Illinois, 10 of whom live in Chicago.
Forbes has released its annual list of the wealthiest people in the United States. Jennifer Pritzker clocked in at No. 327.
New businesses include the upscale resale Store Second Time Around, a Pure Barre fitness studio and a natural stone showroom called Blue Pearl.
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The city of Evanston is adding a new way for residents to share their thoughts on the budget in a series of open meetings at local cafes.
Is Jay Cutler Mr. Fourth Quarter now? Can you handle more games coming down to the final seconds?
The following information was reported by Evanston Police on Friday, Sept. 13, 2013. Where arrests are included, it does not indicate a conviction.
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