Petition to Preserve and Review Honorary Street Sign Removals in Evanston, IL
51 Comments
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Yvette Shelby
1 year ago
Put the signs back that you removed!
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Latisha Hayes
1 year ago
With all do Respect
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Alisca Southall
1 year ago
Streets that are honored should remain honored!!
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Maura Bowen
1 year ago
Why did Monte Dillard get 2 signs?
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Jeremiah Bell
1 year ago
My cousin Allen "Bo" Price has done so much for Evanston and the West End. It would be a slap in his face to see this through. Let's respects the hard work put in, in the past. Those signs inspire the youth to strive for greatness. Subconsciously.
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Sue Leoni
1 year ago
If there is another honoree, they should be added with another sign. Honorees should not be taken down!
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Paula Williams
1 year ago
Please reconsider how you take down signs . Songs that are up pre the 2020 revision should stay
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Linda Scott
1 year ago
Please do not remove. Preserve the history.
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Linnette Hill
1 year ago
Evanston residents deserve to have their voices heard regarding this current platform suggesting removal of honorary street names as well as a voice at decision-making tables for future criteria/actions, before decisions are made by current city government. Democracy is still the law of land…
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Karen Kring
1 year ago
Let's be respectful of our past while we look to the future.
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Alyce Barry
1 year ago
Removing these signs after ten years is a ridiculous idea, there are how many thousands of blocks in Evanston?
Put the signs back that you removed!
With all do Respect
Streets that are honored should remain honored!!
Why did Monte Dillard get 2 signs?
My cousin Allen "Bo" Price has done so much for Evanston and the West End. It would be a slap in his face to see this through. Let's respects the hard work put in, in the past. Those signs inspire the youth to strive for greatness. Subconsciously.
If there is another honoree, they should be added with another sign. Honorees should not be taken down!
Please reconsider how you take down signs . Songs that are up pre the 2020 revision should stay
Please do not remove. Preserve the history.
Evanston residents deserve to have their voices heard regarding this current platform suggesting removal of honorary street names as well as a voice at decision-making tables for future criteria/actions, before decisions are made by current city government. Democracy is still the law of land…
Let's be respectful of our past while we look to the future.
Removing these signs after ten years is a ridiculous idea, there are how many thousands of blocks in Evanston?