The City of Evanston, Illinois, recently installed new educational signs along bike paths and at local dog parks along Lake Michigan. The signs are designed to raise awareness about protecting Evanston’s drinking water and keeping local waterways clean. Read the full story by the Evanston RoundTable.
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